4 separate papers needed

1.  Write a Prospecting Letter   
 Write a Prospecting Letter. See Unit 7, Module 28, pp. 474-481A prospecting letter is, in short, a letter written to a company that is NOT actively searching for a candidate publicly. Pick a company you would like to work for and apply for a specific position. This company can be a local company such as a hospital near your home or it can be a national company, such as a S&P 500 Tech Firm. The position for which you are crafting this letter can be one that already exists or one that you would create if you could to match your unique blend of talents.Please do NOT reply to a job posting as that is NOT a prospecting letter.Address your letter to the correct person or office. This may take some research. Follow the principles and examples provided in the pages mentioned above. Take some time to assess your interests and qualifications, too, as these are the first step in the employment process.2. Write  A Resume  Write a Resume that an Employer Will Notice. See Unit 7, Module 27, pp. 449-470Thinking about the company you chose for the assignment above (the prospecting letter) and what it would be looking for in the position you desire, craft a resume that you would attach to your prospective letter. The resume should