solved Discussion: Resumes1414 unread replies.1515 replies.Each discussion will include one post

Discussion: Resumes1414 unread replies.1515 replies.Each discussion will include one post & a minimum of 3 responses to your classmates. Each discussion should be a minimum of 200 words & each reply to a classmate should be a minimum of 100 words.An important part of this course & overall theme is to understand how to create a resume that highlights your accomplishments, skills, abilities, and motivation specifically for a particular job or industry. Remember, the level of effort you put into these assignments or topics can matter as you begin to apply for jobs or make career transitions. With time-management & organization, employers can tell who spent the time, who paid attention, who read the job description, and who is taking the time to be detailed. An important piece to remember is that you want the top of your resume to be the jobs, volunteer positions, student clubs, study abroad, service learning, internships, etc. that highlight your skills, achievements, & successes in the best way possible for that specific job. Each resume you submit ideally is a different version and tailored specifically to that job or industry. Look over resume 1 & resume 2 below. Both resumes are highlighting the same jobs and experience but doing so in very different ways.Resume 1 is an example of some of the common mistakes that young people make on resumes.Resume 2 is an example of an updated, corrected, and more professional version of the first one.Resume #1 Career 110.pdfResume #2 – Career 110.pdfAddress any of the following and post an image that also speaks to your answer:What new skills, techniques, or strategies did you learn about how to build strong resumes from the textbook?What are your thoughts on the resumes linked above? What are some of the problems with the first resume and what are some of the improvements on the 2nd resume?When you apply for a job, do you read the “desired qualifications” in the job description and tailor your resume to ensure that you highlight those skills that they are looking for?When you apply for a job, do you change the formatting of the experiences you have had to make the resume as specific as possible for that position?How much effort are you putting in to build skills and experiences in volunteering, internships, networking, service learning, part-time jobs, etc.?How do you feel about your resume? How do you choose which experiences to leave on and which to leave off?Reply to classmatesRespond to at least three of your classmates & address some of the following questions. Each reply should be a minimum of 100 words and feel free to reply to replies. That way, everyone is engaging & interacting with one another. Remember, since we aren’t meeting in person or having lectures, this is the space where some engagement can take place. In these discussions, always keep things respectful. What stood out in their response?What commonality do you share?What are some solutions or strategies that have worked for you with preparing your resumes?