I prepared for the interview/written test with the contents of my own game programmer major basic book that I organized at the end of last year and the beginning of last year while preparing for a job as a game programmer in earnest, and Mr. Rookiss's lecture was really helpful. It's been a few months since I sent a thank you email to Mr. Rookiss after getting a job... Time... I bought Mr. Rookiss's lecture every time he came out, and I tried to study little by little since the end of last year, but due to personal reasons... I made a plan to broaden my overall spectrum as a game developer by listening to the lectures I had collected since the beginning of this year. I had consulted with him via e-mail when I was a job seeker, and all of that content is included in the "Game Programmer Job Strategy Guide." This one lecture covers the overall process of the game industry and how to prepare for it. I think the most important thing for job seekers is 'selection and focus'. I think that 'direction' is very important in preparing by devoting more time to a certain part and immersing yourself in it. I think this lecture is a great guide for those who want to enter the field as a new game programmer. If there are any shortcomings that I cannot change at the moment, I can devise a strategy to appeal to the interviewers by polishing other parts. It's up to me. As Mr. Rookiss said, I will fight from today to become a developer who consistently develops himself, not just getting a job.!!!