I’ve written resumes a few times before, but honestly, I think I used to focus only on "organizing" what I did to make it look good. The biggest change after taking this course was my actual perspective on writing a resume. Instead of thinking about what more to add, I started to consider the context from the reader's perspective first. As a result, I was able to remove many unnecessarily long and distracting parts. What I especially liked was that it didn't just end with "write it like this," but explained it in a way that made me understand why it should be written that way. Thanks to that, as I reorganized my experiences and projects, the criteria for what to keep and what to leave out became much clearer. Rather than those looking for ways to make their resumes look more flashy, I think this course is more helpful for those who want to examine why their resume reads weakly or what isn't being communicated effectively. I revised my resume immediately after taking the course, and I feel it has become a much less distracting and more persuasive document than before. Thank you for the great lecture.