I would choose Nikki J. Sticks, Missy Butterworth, Ginger Soda, Peter A. Rabbit, and Kappa Gamma.

What aspects of the resumes stood out?

-Specifically, how does the article reposition your thoughts about creating a resume for a job?

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 write two paragraphs analyzing what they suggest about writing and responding to job ads

     I based my voting off a ranking system of 1-5. Everytime someone gave their pitch at the end I would give them their respective rank. I would base their presentation off their appearance, how well organized and thought out the presentation was, how clear the idea was explained, and also the feasibility and money making potential of their product/service. Throughout the pitches I would knock out the ones that fell below the highest 5 scores.

     To help make a good first impression off the bat I decided to dress in a business casual manner. I had everything but the tie to help keep the situation more at ease but yet still professional.

1.)   hope for the best & expect the worst

2.)   confident in all actions/decisions

3.)   intuitive

4.)   creative

5.)   be a leader

6.)   organized

7.)   persuasive

8.)   optimistic

9.)   role model

10.)   self-motivated

     The role of writing and persuasion for an entrepreneur is to be able to get your potential investor(s) to become completely comfortable and confident in your business idea or product. Whatever it is that you choose to write up to give to potential investors must be professionally written and correct. Any slip, typo, mess-up, or misstated sentence can be all that the investor needs to not want to give you their money.