Reviewers:

• Ryan Thai
• Owen Pierce
• Mariela Sanchez

Task 1: Cover Letter

Pros:

• Structurally sound
• Everything flowed neatly.  Well organized.
• Very straight to the point 
• Great use of specific related work experience on paragraph 3.
• Great for credibility 

Cons: 

• Include "Human Resources" department instead of "Internship Department".
• Most papers go through the Human Resource department
• A couple grammatical errors 
• Read it aloud to oneself and errors become noticeable.   
• Please add "Enclosure: Resume" on the bottom
• Especially when it comes to job career interviews.  Many will want to see two or more papers at hand. 

Task 2: Resume

Pros:

• Good use of white space to spread information evenly

Cons:

• A bit confusing at first glance.  A bit disorganized when seeing too many Experience subheadings.    
• Gather the the work experience together
• One "experience" heading and all different job experiences underneath
• Company name then job description underneath
• Keep it to one full page
• "Waste of Space" isn't good.  Readers may have short attention spans only focusing on the first major page.
• Other readers may look at the large empty space and conclude that the applicant has very few to offer to the job. 
• Put academic and professional into one category : Education
• Put more key points underneath and achievements 
• Don't use header format for contact information 
• Readers will already know your contact information after looking the first page 

Task 3 : Professional Webpage

Pros:

• The contact information is well organized
• Adding an email reply helps feedback without having them call you  

Cons:

• Include the title of the work projects and not just project 1, project 2, project 3
• Too much white space in the Resume and Cover letter page
• Add a few pictures to make it stand out
• Add an "About Me" page
• Let the readers know about you a bit more