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Revealing a Backend Developer Resume with a 90%+ Document Pass Rate + Live Resume Feedback (Limited to 3 People)

In just 1 day, here's what you'll get

  • You can clearly understand the difference between a "rejected resume" and an "accepted resume" through real-life examples.

  • You can find out in advance the actual questions asked in interviews at major companies and the recommended direction for answers.

  • You can identify the points in your resume that need to be changed right away.

Starts Mar 29

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Finish Mar 29

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Park Hyun-jun · Dingcoding Co.

POSTECH Graduate · Backend Development Experience at Toss · Inflearn Instructor

20,000+ cumulative Inflearn students · 2,000+ course reviews · 4.9 rating

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Live Summary

This is a live session where knowledge sharer DingkoDingko reveals the resume writing method that achieved a 90% document pass rate,
as well as the thought process from problem definition to metric verification.


🔥 Accepted at 5 major companies simultaneously 🔥

🔥 Document screening pass rate 90% 🔥

What on earth did this backend developer write on their resume?


This person also didn't have a good acceptance rate at first.

Single-digit document pass rate.

If I applied to 10 places, I would barely hear back from one or two, and the rest would quietly reject me.

Then, I rewrote the resume.
I didn't change the tech stack. I didn't do any new projects either.


Here is my acceptance certification for Toss, Karrot, Ohouse, Channel Corp, and Buzzvil!

"It was most difficult to articulate the thought process in writing—from how I defined the problem and approached the solution to what specific metrics I achieved."

"The best part was getting a feel for how to organize things in this flow: instead of just listing experiences, explaining why this problem was important → what options were considered and why that specific method was chosen → what trade-offs were managed during the execution process → and what metrics were used to verify the results."

After establishing this flow, the document pass rate began to exceed 90%.

I will reveal everything in the live session about what this person actually wrote in their resume and how they wrote it.


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Are you currently
in this situation?

"I've done projects and studied the tech stack... but I keep failing at the document screening stage." "Out of 10 applications, I barely pass one or two, while the rest just send silent rejection emails." "I don't know what else to add to my resume, so I'm just working on another project." "I've heard that I should describe my achievements with numbers, but I feel lost on which metrics to use and how to write them."

The successful candidate mentioned above was in exactly the same situation.

"The advice to write achievements numerically felt vague, but once I understood which metrics to use and how to express them to be persuasive, it became much easier."

The problem isn't your skills. Interviewers look at hundreds of resumes a day. "Implemented Redis caching," "Applied indexing," "Utilized JPA" — these sentences are in every single one of those hundreds.

A list of features is not a resume. A problem-solving experience is a resume.

If you fail at the document screening stage, you won't have the chance to show your skills, no matter how good they are.

📋
What we cover
in the live session

1. Revealing the resumes of successful candidates from when they were rejected
That resume that looks all too familiar. We will examine together why it didn't work.

2. Compare the resumes that started getting accepted side-by-side
We will examine them one by one, looking at how the sentences changed for the same project and even how those metrics were created.

3. Share actual questions received during interviews
"How did you measure this metric?", "Why did you choose this technology?", "Did you not consider other methods?" From questions commonly asked at five major companies to questions that delved deeper depending on the company. I will share them along with the actual direction of my answers.

4. We will conduct an instant review of viewers' resumes
If you post a single line from your resume in the chat, we will provide feedback on the spot.

5. Exclusive discount coupons for live participants will be provided
There is a coupon available only for participants at the end of the live session.


⏰ Live Timeline (50 minutes)

Part 1: Reality Check (10 minutes)

  • Intro & Successful Candidate Introduction — "Who is this person?"

  • Failing resumes vs. passing resumes, what is the difference?

  • "Problem→Solution→Metric" pattern — The common structure of passing resumes


Part 2: Analyzing Successful Resumes

  • Before: Revealing the Resume

  • After Resume Reveal

  • Actual questions received in the interview and the direction of the answers

  • Looking back, what was most effective vs. what was a waste of time


Part 3: Viewer Participation & Wrap-up (15 min)

  • Live instant review of one line from viewers' resumes (2-3 people)

  • A word from the successful candidate to job seekers

  • Closing & Reveal of participant-exclusive coupons

Recommended for these types of people

Job seekers who fail at the document stage every time they apply and don't know what the problem is
✔ Those who only give abstract answers like "I've used Redis" or "I improved performance"
✔ Those who get stuck on follow-up questions (e.g., "Why did you choose that?", "What were the alternatives?")

Those who have prepared for interviews but have no opportunities because they can't pass the document screening
✔ Those who want to change "It became much faster" into a "specific expression"
✔ Those who want to turn toy project experiences into interview-ready answers

Those who have been told to write achievements numerically but feel lost on which metrics to use and how to write them
✔ Those who have used Redis, Kafka, or MSA but cannot provide a rationale for "why they used them"
✔ Those who have evaluated performance based only on "feeling" without measuring Before/After figures

🎁 EVENT 🎁

There are special benefits provided only to those who take the course.

Complete in 6 weeks! 4 strategies to differentiate your backend resume - How to stand out among identical resumes

We are providing a 30% discount coupon for this course!

The person who created this course

Sharing the behind-the-scenes story of reaching the final interviews at Coupang and Yanolja - A 6th-year developer's 24-company job-hopping story [ep 5]

Dingco Dingco (Main Instructor)

  • 2021 ~ 2022: S Coding Club Algorithm (data-structure) Tutor

  • 2022 ~ : Operating coding YouTube channel Dingco Dingco (Featuring various content related to developer employment)

  • 2022 ~ 2023 : Viva Republica Server Developer


  • Never giving up on a student 🦈

  • Operating a developer career-cracking community and organizing offline meetups


Notes to consider before taking the course

If!! you are having even the slightest second thoughts before signing up for the course.

Is it right for me to take this live session right now?? If you are hesitating, please feel free to inquire through the open chat room at any time!!

😍 I will do my best to answer your questions 😍

Hands-on Environment

  • Learning takes place through live sessions.


Learning Materials

  • Everything will be shared via Notion and PDF!


Prerequisites and Important Notes

  • At least one backend project experience (school assignments, bootcamps, and toy projects are all acceptable)

  • Experience creating a simple API using Spring or Node.js

  • Experience studying object-oriented programming, DBMS/RDBMS, cache, and index

  • Covers Java, Spring, MySQL, Docker, and Spring Boot


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29일

챌린지 시작일

2026년 3월 29일 오전 12:00

챌린지 종료일

2026년 3월 29일 오후 11:30

Recommended for
these people

Who is this course right for?

  • A job seeker who keeps failing at the application stage every time they submit a resume and doesn't know what the problem is.

  • Junior developers with 1–2 years of experience who only repeat "Implemented [feature]" or "Used [technology]" on their resumes.

Need to know before starting?

  • It is enough if you are interested in backend development and have written a resume at least once.

  • No specific tech stack or prior knowledge is required. All you need to bring is a curious mind wondering why your resume isn't working.

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    This was very helpful for writing my resume.

    • dingcodingco
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      I'm very glad to hear that it was of practical help in writing your resume. I wish you the best of luck with your job search.

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        Thank you for taking the course and leaving such a wonderful review! I hope the course will be a tremendous help in your future studies.

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