Your job package will include the following: Cover Letter: This should be tailored to the specific job/internship you chose. Address the letter to the person who posted the ad and if there is not a name listed, see if you can contact the company to find the name of the appropriate person. The content should not repeat what is contained in the resume and must identify the specific job for which you are applying, highlight the qualifications that make you a good candidate for the position, and contain a request for an opportunity to be interviewed.Résumé: Your resume is a very personal sales tool that should be kept current. You’ll find a variety of sample resumes in class and should practice using different samples until it looks professional and reads well. The resume should be no longer that one page (two pages are recommended ONLY if you have extensive professional experience in the field of your choice).References: Identify three individuals who would provide positive recommendations for you. Include their names, addresses, telephone numbers, and relationship to you. This is separate from your resume but should be printed on the same paper, in the same font and style, and with the same headings or personal letterhead. You would not mail this to a potential employer unless they requested references. Thank-You Letter: This should be tailored to the interview that you had with the hiring manager of your position. The letter should highlight your top qualification for the position of interest, but not a restatement of your resume.Copy of Job Posting: Copy of the internship/job posting must be attached to your job package. Resume Clinic: During our “Resume Clinic” you will have the opportunity to get feedback on your resume and cover letter from your peers. Remember that a resume is ALWAYS a work-in-progress and your cover letter should be tailored for the position that you are applying (this document is not a one size fits all). By the time you hand in your final package, I EXPECT your resume and cover letter to be completely free of typos (-10 points each) and grammatical errors (-5 points each), just as they must be when you send them to a prospective employer.

The Portfolio Project provides the choice of selecting one of two options. Although the subject content varies depending on the option selected, each Portfolio Project option is comprised of three sections:Section 1: Principle Components DiscussionDescribe the project management standards and processes based on the Project Management Institute’s A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge® (PMBOK® Guide) (6th ed.). This section should be approximately 5- to 6-pages and include a brief, yet, substantive synopsis for each of the following items:Project, Program, and Portfolio Management distinctionProject SelectionProject CharterProject Charter Template: Additionally, develop a basic, 1- to 3-page Project Charter template based on the PMBOK® Guide (6th ed.) that could be used for small-to-medium projects in a global organization. Include your Project Charter template as an appendix in your essay paper.Project OrganizationProject PlanningProject SchedulingProject EstimatingMonitoring and ControlProject ClosureCommunication ManagementRisk ManagementRole of Information Technology.The requirements for this section of the Portfolio Project are common for both Option 1 and Option 2.Section 2: Simulation AnalysisSummarize your performance in the project management simulation completed in Module 6 (Project Management Simulation: Scope, Resources, Schedule V2 (Links to an external site.); Product #: 4700-HTM-ENG). This section should be approximately 2- to 3-pages and must include:Identification of three project management standards or practices applied during the simulation and their effect on your simulation outcomes.Delineation of three lessons learned from the project management simulation that can be applied to future management of projects.Recommendation for improving your simulation outcomes.The subject content for Section 2 varies based on the Portfolio Project option selected: For Option 2, the project management simulation requires an analysis of your performance of the Simulation Scenario B.Section 3: Case Study AnalysisReview and assess one of the two global project management case studies designated; then develop a 4- to 6-page recommendation for achieving the objectives set forth. As part of your recommendation, develop a high-level project management plan comprised of a statement of:work (SOW)a work breakdown structure (WBS)a project schedule or Gantta communications plana risk management plana stakeholder management planand other relevant project management plan details. Additionally, based on project team performance and leadership traits exhibited in the designated case study, identify the primary attributes needed to be a successful leader in this scenario.The case study for Section 3 varies depending on the Portfolio Project option selected:For Option 2, use the Kemko Manufacturing case study (Kerzner, 2017, pp. 755-757).Additional InstructionsProperly organize your writing by including the following:Running header with designation of Portfolio Project option clearly designated.Cover page with designation of Portfolio Project option clearly designated.Paper title with designation of Portfolio Project option clearly designated.Introduction includes a descriptive overview of the Portfolio Project and a brief preface of your essay paper (one to three paragraphs).Main body thesis of your essay paper will be approximately 12- to 15-pages organized by APA style section level 1 headings for Section 1: Principle Components Discussion; Section 2: Simulation Scenario Analysis; and Section 3: Case Study Analysis. Additionally, include APA style section level 2 headings for bullet items or key elements within each main section.Conclusion—Present a recap of Main Body key points and summary of main emphasis without repeating verbatim and exclusive of new information.Reference page(s) listing any appropriate references cited.Appendices1-page Project Charter templateCaptured screen image of confirmation page showing your total simulation score for the scenario performed