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A job description for an event planner role has been posted and the applications are starting to get submitted. There is only one problem - the applicants' names, cover letters, and resumes have all been mixed up! You are going to have to complete an investigation to connect the materials together with the correct applicant so that the correct people can get called back for an interview.
Background: Enjoys taking the lead on group projects but isn’t the most organized. They’re friendly and can talk to anyone.
Writing Tone: Warm, conversational, somewhat informal
Hint: While they come off as warm, it can also seem too casual at times.
Background: A natural leader, but tends to get frustrated when things don’t go according to plan. They like being in charge and keeping things orderly.
Writing Tone: Authoritative, direct, and goal-oriented
Hint: They might seem a little bossy, but are decisive.
Background: Quiet and thoughtful, this person is good at listening and solving problems but isn’t always good at speaking up. They enjoy working behind the scenes.
Writing Tone: Professional, a little reserved, formal
Hint: They may not seem as outgoing, but are effective when it matters most.
Background: This person is great at multi-tasking but tends to procrastinate. They enjoy brainstorming creative solutions for problems.
Writing Tone: Casual, relaxed, with a focus on creative ideas
Hint: May be a little scattered, but always have a good idea to share.
Here is the job description for the position these four applicants applied for:
Scroll through the four cover letters below. Can you figure out which cover letter belongs to which applicant?
Scroll through the four resumes below. Can you figure out which cover letter belongs to which applicant?
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