After reading the case, read the stories of Luis, Sally, and Tom. Finally, complete the task listed by doing the following: Write your responses using first-person references. This is one of the few writing assignments in this course where it is okay to begin a sentence with the word "I." Confirm that your responses (for the composition as a whole) cover the depth and breadth of content presented across the entire chapter. In other words, your composition must cover the broad spectrum of topical areas from the chapter---rather than focusing on the same concepts and ideas for each of the three. In the opening paragraph, identify and explain (specifically, in terms of Chapter 1 content from your assigned reading) which individual you would trust as your mentor. Your response must be a well-organized, carefully composed, single-spaced paragraph, not to exceed 8 typed lines. In the second paragraph, identify and explain (specifically, in terms of Chapter 1 content from your assigned reading) two deficiencies in each of the other 2 individuals, making it clear as to why you consider them to have less credibility than the one you selected in your opening paragraph. Your response must be a well-organized, carefully composed paragraph, containing a 4-item list with specific explanations for your decision. The introductory statement(s) to the list will specify the two individuals (by name) while the associated list content will state specific deficiencies in credibility without attaching any deficiency to a specific individual. Use block style (i.e. not indented) paragraphs for this and all business documents, as this became the standard in business since the mid-1980's when PC's and word processing software began to replace the typewriter in the workplace. While your paragraphs will be single spaced, your composition must be double spaced between paragraphs. Also, be sure to use to "open look" when presenting your bulleted list in the second paragraph, and use filled-in black circles for bullets. Your composition, when completed, will consist of 2 paragraphs (with a list as part of the second paragraph AND may not exceed 2/3 of a page; there is no minimum length except the parameters previously stated. Of course, you are expected to review and apply all previously assigned reference documents to assist you when completing this writing assignment. Save your Word document as Mentor first name last name. (For example, my file name would be Mentor Cecil Tarrant.) Of course, verify that the file format is .docx. Your final composition must be only the composition. Do not type the case name, your name, the assignment name, the date, the course name, the course number, etc. as part of the submission. Doing so will result in a 10 percent deduction in your score. This same policy applies to all writing assignments for this course. Remember, you may make as many submissions as you wish; but only the most recent submission is evaluated. Finally, this (and all writing assignments) will be graded holistically. This means that you start with maximum number of points for the assignment (20 points, in this case) and deductions are taken for composition errors and content errors, down to a minimum score of 0. This system of assigning points will be used for all writing assignments in this course. Initially, deductions for English composition errors only will be taken; however, as business writing principles are introduced, deductions will be taken for these as well.