Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Tap the Uber app. Tap the "Where to?" button. Enter the address you want to go to. Tap the "Current Location" button to change your pickup spot. Tap the type of ride you want. Tap "Request Uber" to order your ride. Swipe up on the driver name. Tap "Share Status." Tap the contact that you want to share with. Copy and paste the link if you want to share manually.

Answer: By default, you'll be picked up at your current location. You can change this by tapping the "Current Location" button on the map. You'll see the different ride options and the estimated fare. Tapping an option will show the estimated pickup time. If you didn't change your pickup location, you'll be asked to confirm that you want to order a pickup at your current location. The driver name will appear at the bottom of the screen after someone accepts your request.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Melt one stick butter or margarine in a saucepan on medium heat. Add tablespoons of flour, a little at a time. Add water, along with ground chili powder and ground cumin. Bring to a low boil, just long enough to thicken the sauce. Serve!

Answer: You may not need to add as much flour in order to make a loose paste. If it seems a bit too thick for your needs, it can be thinned further with more water. When the sauce is to the taste and consistency that you prefer, it is now ready to pour over rolled and filled tortillas, or used with any other Mexican dish you like.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Draw an outline of a simplified character. Draw a circle on its head for the cap. Join the left and right edges of the cap-circle with a straight line for the making the cap's sun-shade part. Extend a slanted box for making sun-shade. Draw a straight waist-line. Draw a triangle in the collar region. Attach another triangle on top of it joined to the earlier one. Draw another triangle within it. Apply curved strokes for the folded sleeves at the elbow- region. Join the sleeve-lines. Extend straight lines for the trousers. Join those at the bottom. Apply folds as given in the waist and the shoulders. Erase unwanted lines. Color the character.

Answer:

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Create a resume. Get feedback on your resume. Write a cover letter.

Answer:
If you haven't had many (or any) previous jobs, think about how your experiences (internships, leadership roles in college activities) can transfer to the position you'd like to have. For any college graduate, you should think about the kinds of soft skills at which you excel -- communication, both written and oral, leadership, organization, teamwork, etc. It will be important to highlight these on your resume. These are also skills that can help in getting a job. Check out some templates for specific suggestions on how to format your resume. Highlight the skills you have from volunteer opportunities, internships, and any part-time jobs you have had. Mention any specific field-related knowledge you have certificates, relevant computer programs, formats or styles of work, or languages. Ask former supervisors or employers for letters of recommendation they will be able to tell possible employers about your work ethic, teamwork, and interest in the field. After you've written it, ask someone at the career center to look it over for you. They will probably have good suggestions about how you can improve it. Keep in mind that it will get easier the more resumes you write -- it's a specific format that you just have to learn. It's good to start with a general letter that you can then change depending upon the position to which you're applying. Try looking at some templates to get an idea of the style and wording of typical letters. Your cover letter is a way for you to present yourself and your experiences in a different way than your resume -- don't just reiterate the information you have included on your resume. Explain why your studies have prepared you for the job in this particular field. Again, ask at the career center for help in formulating a good letter and feedback after you've written it. Work on explaining your lack of experience let employers know about the steps you've taken while still in school to get a feel for the field through volunteering or internships. Let potential employers know about relevant coursework you might have taken, from learning how to code to becoming certified in medical translation.