Apply my resume to a forensic lawyer application ?

I will atttach my personal resume just please apply it to becoming a forensic lawyer pretty pretty pls

Your resume is one of the most important documents you’ll create. It’s critical to have an accurate, up-to-date version on hand at all times. Did you know that recruiters and Human Resources personnel look at a resume for no more than 30 seconds, and sometimes less, before deciding to contact you or move on to the next candidate? If you have only a few seconds for your resume to get someone’s attention, it has got to be perfect.

For this assignment you will conduct a job search and create a personal resume following these steps:

Step 1. Conduct a job search for positions available currently in your current field of study. After reviewing no less than five job postings, choose one that you would like to apply for (Please note, I am not asking you to apply in real life). If you do not have the skill set needed to apply for the position, it is okay to assume that you are applying to be an intern in the role.

Step 2. Using Microsoft Word, draft a personal resume. You are welcome to use the templates that come with Microsoft Word, however, keep in mind that these are widely used so your resume may not stand out as it would if you used your own formatting.

Step 3. Review the course and do some Internet research on your own to look for sample resumes and resume formatting for the type of job you wish to apply for. Here is one link for you to consider:

https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/resumes-cover-letters/resume-format-guide-with-examples

Step 4. Revise, edit, and proofread your resume so that it is professional in appearance and appropriate based on your background and the industry you wish to work in. Consider what key words should be on the resume so that it would be selected for interview during a computer generated selection process. PLEASE PROOFREAD! In some companies, a typo on a resume results in the immediate rejection of that candidate. Research what may legally be on a resume for your industry. For example, many industries will not even consider your resume if it has a photo, but including photos is common in some.

Step 5. Once you have completed the revision and editing process, Save your resume using, then upload and submit your document.

Grading will be based on the following criteria, please see the rubric for detailed grading:

Format: Appropriate type of resume format selected for chosen industry (In most cases, a reverse chronological format is appropriate. Resumes should be easy to follow, visually appealing, and free of clutter. Sections and headings should be logical and easy to understand.

Content: Content should be clearly written and present a TRUE representation of you and your background. Past employment must include title, name of business, and beginning/end dates of employment. Include your current education with an anticipated graduation date. Volunteer experience should be included when appropriate. It is not acceptable to include or mention references on the resume. Do not include date of birth, personal photo, etc., unless you are applying for an industry that requires/allows this information.

Errors: There should be ZERO spelling, grammatical, typographical, formatting, or any other errors.

Word Formatting: Margins should be no less than 1/2 inch and no greater than 1 inch on all sides. Font size should be 11 or 12 point (name may be slightly larger). Font selected should be common, simple, and consistent throughout (multiple fonts are not acceptable). If bullets are used, they should be simple (no pictures).

Page Count: Resumes should fit on one full page. If you are using two full pages, consider reformatting.

Word Mechanics: This assignment is to help you create a meaningful artifact while learning how to use Microsoft Word. The following requirements should be incorporated into your document.

• Words in all CAPITALS can help emphasize items, but should be used sparingly, if at all in your resume.
• The body of the resume should be left or justified aligned.
• Your skills should be listed using at least 3 columns (you will use the column option in Word for this).
• Headings of sections (the titles) should have a style applied of Heading 1, 2, or 3.
• Bullet points should be correctly used somewhere in the resume.
• Please review the rubric for additional grading criteria.

Please upload your resume once you’re happy with the final version, in .doc or .docx format. Other formats of the resume will not be accepted.