Study the following. Identify fragments, run$-$ons, and comma splices. For each item write an improved version. If a sentence is correct, write C$.$

$8.$ In today$$s challenging and digital job market, the focus is not so much on what you want but on what the employer needs.

$9.$ Although you may be changing jobs and careers in the future. You still need to train for a specific career area now.

$10.$ Zack saw no value in preparing a r$$sum$$ at this time. Because he was only a sophomore and searching for a job was a distant and distressing task.

$11.$ Employment counselors suggest learning more about careers they recommend taking a summer job, an internship, or a part$-$time position in your field.

$12.$ Having a current r$$sum$$ makes you look well$-$organized and professional. If an unexpected employment opportunity should arise.

$13.$ With over $50,000$ job boards and employment websites deluging the Internet. It$$s hard to know where to start.

$14.$ Early in her academic career, Becca begin monitoring advertisements and websites in her career area, Jeremy preferred to wait.

$15.$ Recruiters seem to favor chronological r$$sum$$s$.$ Which is good because they are easier to write than functional r$$sum$$s$.$