1. I want you to do something a little different. I want you to look around a co

1. I want you to do something a little different. I want you to look around a community you are part of – this could be where you live, it could be a religious community, a community centered around a hobby, a team, a club at the college, the college itself, etc. – and determine a problem or issue in your chosen community. For example, the city in which I live, Broward County recently stopped recycling (they took our recycling cans away and told us to just throw away recyclable materials). For me, this is a problem (I now must drive my recycling to city hall, which offsets the benefit of recycling for the most part).
Once you have identified which issue you plan to discuss, tell us what it is, and explain why it is so important to you. Please note that while you can use a community that is personal to you, you cannot present ideas that might be upsetting or degrading to others. Once you have identified the issue and explained why it is important and your interest in solving it as a problem, I want you to use the AIDA model and write a brief outline that explains how you would utilize AIDA to draft either a written or spoken call to action to help solve the issue.
2. A resume final  ( please update resume uploaded to a final resume)  specifically tailored to the job ad you posted in the discussion board ( company I applied for is better tomorrow as a behavioral technician)
Purpose: The purpose of the resume is to present your credentials and argument for being a person qualified and interested in the position so that you make it to the interview.
Goals: Persuasive/Informative
To build a positive image of your qualifications
To show you have researched the company and analyzed the job ad extensively based on the information from in-class lecture, examples, and activities
To convince the hiring manager/HR person/computer that you should be met with for an interview
For this submission, you will submit your final resume after incorporating feedback from your peers
Assignment Instructions
Tasks: Your resume should engage the following:
You are to respond to the job listing you posted on the discussion board and create a resume for the position.
You should not create a “form” resume. You need to understand how to compose the resume to highlight the experience, education, and qualifications that directly respond to the needs of the company.
A good/great resume showcases your experience, education, training, and skills in an easy-to-read format that can be readily scanned/skimmed in under thirty seconds. Most hiring managers do not “read” resumes, they quickly scan them and are drawn to specific information on the resume. It is your task to make the most interesting and pertinent information about yourself easy to locate.
Format: Resumes have a specific format. You can review this week’s video and the material in chapter 11 of the textbook for ideas of how to format the resume and its contents. You should NOT use a template from Word or available online. These are often thrown into the trash without being read by hiring managers. However, you should match the font and stylistic choices of your resume to your cover letter.