Using the guidelines from class notes and from the samples on Blackboard (see memo and email lectures), you will be writing an EMAIL and a MEMO. Do not actually send the email. You can use Word to write both documents (or you can use screenshots of the email if you choose to use your browser). See the prompts below. Step 1: Write an email (remember, use three "paragraphs") to a recent potential employer from your (possibly) pretend job search to thank him/her for your interview AND to attach a form the company requested. The goal of this email is to maintain professionalism, make yourself stand out, and prove you know how to attach and discuss an attachment in an email properly. See lecture regarding attachment wording. Step 2: Congrats! You got the job you've been working on getting because of your wonderful email. NOW, write a proper memo (remember, three paragraphs) that reminds a GROUP of employees at your company about an important change, event, or reminder. Obviously, you can use imaginary information for content, but sometimes it's easier to write about a real event change reminder/assignment. When writing the emails in Word, please recreate the heading that is usually provided by the computer. To: smithj@ubs.com From: markels@farmingdale.edu Date: 3/20/22 Re: Fill in subject with SPECIFIC INFO! For the memo, feel free to explore Word's templates. Use block format! Please submit your 2 items (1 memo, 1 pretend email) as a .pdf with a proper file name. Submit as ONE ASSIGNMENT. Be sure to read the prompts to understand the goal for each document