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 I have attempted to list three rules that have been used consistently in each of the market analysis and research sample documents. While reviewing these documents, I tried to look at how the structure of each document was made specifically to serve their objectives:

   According to the author, modern imaging technology has made it extremely difficult to trust authenticity of any kind of visual data. Easy manipulation of photographs has become a household chore due to the fairly easy avaliability of imaging softwares like photoshop. E.g. Modification of Stalin's personal photographs for political purposes are some of the more sophisticated instances where image manipulation has been used. However, it is not just limited to this. Visuals can be used in deceiving ways to convey incorrect information. E.g.

    Any Business Plan instructional textbook should never mimic a self-help book. Creating a business plan is a skill that can be perfected through experience and appropriate application of knowledge.

    Any Business Plan instructional textbook should never mimic a self-help book. Creating a business plan is a skill that can be perfected through experience and appropriate application of knowledge.

Of all the resumes I saw, the ones mentioned below had good formatting, which shows their level of interest, relevant work experience, coursework, awards, extracurricular activities, etc mentioned that clearly show that they are trying to relate their skills to the job they are applying to. I picked the following five resumes with the reasons for selecting them mentioned for each: 1. Student Halfway The resume has good formatting and there was a lot of relevant work experience listed in the resume. 2.

I thought a lot about how I would look on camera after giving the idea pitch. But I realized that I looked composed and comfortable with the actions, body language and showed a good deal of enthusiasm.

I think that "The Skeptical Resume Reader" shows us an alternate way to looking at a resume. It isn't extremely helpful, though tells us that thinking about how a skeptical reader would look at one's resume, we are almost prepared for the worst. I feel that this is how every potential employee usually thinks.

The following are the different aspects I looked at:

I feel that the world is slowly shifting to the web (or web 2.0 as they call it). Facebook, mySpace, Flickr, etc have undoubtedly become a part of our daily life. But I wondered if we ever did something productive on a social network like facebook or myspace. No..in fact, we never do anything productive except being in touch with people.