Research a Position $(25$ points$)$ Research a position in your field of interest. You are approaching this as you would a real job hunt. Provide a written summary of the company you researched and what you discovered. o Include why you were drawn to this position in your summary. o Summaries should be at least $350$ words excluding the words from the job description$/$posting$.$ Be sure to copy and paste all information included in the job posting.o Simply including a link wont be enough because you are handing in a physical portfolio. Additionally, the position could be filled by the time I am grading, so I wouldnt be able to access the link.List of Questions for the Interviewer $(10$ points$)$In the real world you would apply to the position you researched above and be invited to interview. Generate a list of questions you would ask the interviewer based on your research of the company and the position. Your questions should be appropriate for the position. Focus on writing quality questions. An appropriate number of questions is not less than three and not more than five. Self$-$analysis $(5$ points$)$The self$-$analysis comes from pages $174-175$ in the text. It has been recreated as a document and uploaded for you to fill out and include in your portfolio.Create a Personal Brand $(5$ points$)$Reference pages $175-176$ which detail what it means to create a personal brand. Write a personal brand statement $-$ a concise catch phrase describing who you are and what you have to offer to set you apart from other applicants and make you attractive to employers. Personal brands should be $1-2$ sentences long.LinkedIn $(10$ points$)$ If you do not have a LinkedIn page, create one. If you have one, revise it so it is current and up to date.