Nekarakubaedangto Interviewer tells you the designer's document and interview passing strategy

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  yujiinlee

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  08/19/2024

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  I was working as a designer for 7 years, and while organizing my portfolio, I was worried about how to appeal more effectively, so I took this course. Even though I have a lot of experience, my interview experience is limited, so I was worried a lot, but it was so helpful!! 😭👍👍 The best part was that I was able to see what questions the interviewer actually asked and how they evaluated me through the recorded mock interviews of other designers. By watching how other people explained themselves and presented their portfolios during interviews, I was able to clearly determine the direction of my preparation. In particular, I felt strongly that I needed to prepare well for the questions that would come up in interviews from my portfolio, so that was the best part!! I definitely recommend this course to those who feel vague about how to prepare for interviews. I'm also looking forward to the upcoming lectures!

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  sungsung8131389

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  08/22/2025

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  I chose this course before my interview, and it was the best choice 🌟 You even provided actual interview commentary, so I'm getting a sense of how to answer well! I'll watch it several times and think about how to apply it to my portfolio ✅ Thank you so much for creating such a course!!

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  dpdms223

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  08/20/2024

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  I am so lucky to have taken this course at this time… 🍀 It is the second half of the year, so I am Choi Jun-saeng who was working on my resume and portfolio and had a lot of concerns. 🥹 I listened to many good lectures and referenced them to create my portfolio and write my resume, but I was not sure how the recruiter and interviewer would feel about it, and there were many parts that I personally felt were ambiguous. In the meantime, I took this course at Infraon, and this one course allowed me to look at portfolios, resumes, pre-assignments, and interviews from the interviewer’s perspective, so I felt like it scratched the surface of the parts I was concerned about, so I think I will continue to watch it several times even after completing it. In particular, the part where you gave feedback from the perspective of a real interviewer while looking at example portfolios allowed me to think about what information the interviewer really wants to get from the applicant’s portfolio and at what point they become curious! I'll have to revise it again with reference to these parts🥹 Also, I didn't have much interview experience, so I didn't really get a feel for interviews, but I was able to see the logic of the questions interviewers ask to check the capabilities they want from applicants and the criteria they use to judge them through examples, so it made more sense. Thank you so much for creating such a high-quality lecture that is like light and salt to me as a job seeker!! ☺️

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  guiltyham

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  08/18/2024

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  A lecture where you can see a real interview for about 2 hours 🔥 I am a junior product designer who has taken design and employment lectures that cost over 1 million won! I was able to watch other people's interviews, so it was like mirror therapy..! This is the first lecture like this! I was able to think about how I should answer while watching a real interview for about 2 hours. In fact, juniors don't have many opportunities to go to interviews, and I didn't know what to prepare before the interview, so I only prepared for self-introductions and portfolio explanations, and I always felt completely exhausted. It was a lecture where I could gain great insight by studying while watching an actual interview. It was good that it explained one by one "why" the interviewer asked this question, what parts of the designer portfolio the interviewer would be curious about, and how to answer, including examples. I also learned that "things asked in interviews = things to pay attention to while working". In the end, the portfolio is also connected to the interview, so I was able to learn how to organize the portfolio, and the interview is ultimately about choosing the person you want to work with..! I learned about it. So I'm trying to apply the points that interviewers like in my work. It's so different from what I learned at the Popol academy I went to when I was preparing for a job, so if you're thinking about a realistic job change or job search, I recommend you listen to it! I especially liked how you taught me the most difficult level of interviews. It was really helpful because you explained everything in detail, such as pre-assignments, screening calls, and resumes! It was a lecture where I could learn everything, not just job interviews, and it was easy to understand because you gave me a lot of examples! I'm also looking forward to the culture interview content that hasn't been released yet!! Thank you so much for making such a great lecture, Dolmeng 💗

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  rong0027

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  10/03/2026

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  I’m a designer in my fourth year. While preparing to change jobs, I kept failing interviews even when I barely managed to pass the application screening. It was frustrating not even knowing why I was being rejected, but through the mock interview, I finally understood what it means to prepare for an interview starting with your portfolio. The person being interviewed looked so much like me that, honestly, it was painful to watch..ㅜ I’m still taking the course, but as I listened to the explanations, I began to understand why interviewers ask certain questions. For the first time, I could clearly see that my portfolio didn’t answer those questions at all, and that this carried over directly into my interviews. Although some things were unavoidable due to the agency environment, I’m going to revise my portfolio with a focus on problem-solving as much as possible, including the things I tried within that environment, and try again. I highly recommend this course to anyone like me who is considering changing jobs from an agency. Thank you for the great course!

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