THIS IS A GRADED ASSIGNMENTResume trends and recommendations change over time, so your resume can always be updated and improved.Initial: Research resume suggestions, references, tips, formats online. Find one "new thing" to share and post to the Resume Discussion. $($This can be something new you learned, a format you hadn't seen, a suggestion you feel especially relevant$).$ In your post, include several sentences highlighting some key points and include a link to your resource. Watch dates of sources $--$ something from $10$ years ago might not still be relevant!Response: Review resources posted by your classmates. Skim through the posts and comment on two posts you think are relevant to you, that you find interesting, or that you agree$/$disagree with. $($remember if you disagree or aren't sure a shared idea is a good idea $--$ to be friendly and supportive $--$ i$.$e$.$ While I can see where that could benefit xxxxxx$,$ my question $($or concern$)$ with that idea is$....)$ In your comment, add additional comments from the resource that was referenced $--$ and$/$or take an idea further or offer a similar alternative. Your post should be different than others who have posted on the same discussion, so you may find it helpful to comment on those with fewer replies. For full credit $($and to be useful$),$ we are looking for new information $($not "I agree", or "I like this"$)--$ what could make your resumes even stronger? Does an idea posted, give you another idea? Was there something you saw in the original post that hasn't been mentioned? Was something suggested that you disagree with? If so$,$ why?Continue to review as much as you want, looking for ideas you consider applicable $($or have questions about$)$ relative to your resume.The purpose of this is to find ideas to make your resume updated, relevant, and stronger.