I am a student who purchased the course today and finished it today. I have attended lectures on resumes and personal statements before this lecture, but I gained insights that I could not get from those long lectures through this lecture. When I look at other resume lectures, they only focus on other people's resumes, and they briefly go over whether this was good or bad, so after listening to the lecture, when I actually looked at my resume, I only had gloomy thoughts like, "Is this right? No matter how much I think about it, there is nothing to write." However, when the instructor introduced stories from his own experiences while preparing for employment, showed me a draft resume, and then talked about the feedback he received to improve it, and showed me the original resume that was improved and changed, I realized, "Wow... This is how it should be written." After listening to the lecture, I just looked at my resume again. There was a lump of paper there that was worse than the instructor's draft resume that I had not seen before. If there was anything that changed before and after listening to the lecture, it would be, "Oh, this should be revised like this.", " I was able to gain insight into things like, "I was lacking in this part, why did I write it like that??" etc. Above all, my mindset itself changed during this short period of time. I realized that the very idea that I have nothing to write because I'm a newbie is extremely wrong. It's not that I have nothing to write, but I didn't worry and develop to create something that I could write. I thought about creating a function and implemented it, but I was missing the part that developers naturally have to worry about, such as why that function was needed, what problems there might be, and what technical attempts are needed to solve those problems. I was able to gain all these realizations at once through the materials that the instructor uploaded. I think this might be a turning point in my life. I have to try crazy again. Thank you.