IT Essential Knowledge for Non-IT Planners and Managers

This lecture easily explains basic IT knowledge that non-developers (planners, designers, etc.) need to know to communicate with developers.

This is a training course for those preparing to become IT PMs, covering the entire process of an IT project from the sales preparation stage to implementation and stabilization. It explains practical terminology, tasks, relationship management, and crisis management to provide immediate help in the field.

I've prepared a lecture offering job transition knowledge and a resume/portfolio writing guide for Planners and POs who need to prepare for a career change. This is recommended for the following individuals: - Those who need to prepare for a job change but don't know how to start. - Those struggling because they're completely unfamiliar with the concept and structure of resume/portfolio writing. - Those who don't know what points to highlight about themselves.

We provide objective and detailed explanations of IT development companies to help those considering a career in development or preparing for employment or a job change make sound decisions.

This lecture is for those who, as non-majors, have been assigned the procurement and management (client-side PM) of IT development projects. For those who, without prior IT knowledge, have suddenly taken on IT system development procurement and progress management and are struggling, we will teach you the entire necessary IT process from the perspective of a client-side PM, and how to perform tasks at each stage. Furthermore, we have prepared this lecture to guide you on how to excel, not just how to work, by sharing management know-how gained from over 15 years of experience as an IT client-side PM and vendor-side PM.

With the recent development of IT, the need for IT knowledge is being emphasized for general business people who are not IT majors, along with the term DT (Digital Transformation). This lecture is for those who are not related to IT development, but want to learn IT knowledge and create ideas that can be used and applied in their own work field.

This lecture is for those who are aiming to become PM (Project Manager) and those who have become PMs without sufficient preparation. We will help students accurately understand the role and scope of work of PM, understand the entire IT project process, and then perform the performance skills for each process well based on vivid experiences in the IT field. In addition, we have prepared the lecture so that it can be applied immediately to actual work by providing samples of documents that PMs write or manage among IT outputs.

This course is a membership subscription concept, so once you purchase it, you can continue to take additional classes😃

This lecture covers how to use nine notes to improve your work efficiency and strategic planning skills.

What makes a great leader different? Through the experience of Yoon Yeo-soon, the first female executive of a major Korean corporation, you will learn about 'the essence of the business,' 'how to lead an organization,' and 'the attitude to adapt to change.' Find solutions for overwhelming leadership challenges in Yoon Yeo-soon's lecture.

Essential basic business etiquette, workplace etiquette appropriate for each level from junior to senior, and global business etiquette to be shown to foreigners encountered in business are presented through situational examples.

We teach methods to enhance work capability, based on necessary workplace dialogue, feedback approaches, communication skills, and reporting and meeting techniques. Additionally, we provide valuable communication tips for smooth interaction, including habits to avoid and active listening techniques, by examining your own dialogue patterns, with various examples.

With the recent development of IT, the need for IT knowledge is being emphasized for general business people who are not IT majors, along with the term DT (Digital Transformation). This lecture is for those who are not related to IT development, but want to learn IT knowledge and create ideas that can be used and applied in their own work field.

This is a lecture on logical problem-solving methods that juniors can immediately apply in their work. When you are suddenly assigned to a new job at your company, do you want to do it like a ‘good worker’? You can easily learn how to solve problems without panicking when you are trying something for the first time.

Do you know the basics but struggle with results? Do you receive repeated revision requests every time you write a report? This lecture teaches you more than just sentence skills; it teaches you the structure that drives decisions. From report design methods that speed up your boss's judgment, to logical structures that don't get rejected, strategic writing skills that enhance persuasiveness, and completing requests that lead to final decisions. With a structure that can be applied immediately in practice, you will reduce your overtime, produce results, and complete reports that become the standard for promotion. This is an integrated package for those who want to be decision designers, not just report "writers."

This lecture easily explains basic IT knowledge that non-developers (planners, designers, etc.) need to know to communicate with developers.

In the past, I thought, "Isn't it enough to just be good at developing on my own?" but the truth is, you can't do anything alone (of course, some people are good on their own, but that wasn't my story haha). In this knowledge sharing session, we will talk about how all of us can break free from the frame of being a solo battle and grow steadily by building healthy communication and culture with the team, without hurting each other. We will discuss together why blogging is necessary for a developer's continuous growth and for protecting oneself amidst anxiety, whether the desire to prove oneself at the company works to deplete oneself rather than aid growth, how essential Code Review is for maintaining a team's healthy culture, what detailed guides are needed to establish a healthy Code Review culture, and what are the Anti-Patterns of managers you should absolutely avoid or never emulate when you encounter them.

In the age of information overload, 'communicating easily' is now the real competitive advantage over 'knowing a lot.' This course goes beyond simply polishing your writing—it develops your 'communication design ability' to identify the core message in a flood of information and deliver it at the right level for your audience. It consists of a compact curriculum of 7 lessons totaling 56 minutes. Say goodbye to boring lectures filled with theory! Through training centered on real-world examples (Before/After), you'll transform into an 'information delivery expert' who communicates best within your organization.

Are you always anxious that you are too busy alone but are not doing your job properly? A 9-year designer who has worked at Nekarasen after working at 4 startups will share practical strategies for growing without a mentor, based on his experience.

This course helps you understand yourself and others, discover your unique color, and enable more effective communication and self-expression. In particular, it is designed to contribute not only to individual growth but also to the development of the organization by presenting various color utilization methods.

This is a practical, hands-on training program covering various strategies and exercises to maximize team synergy within an organization, ranging from the core principles of effective team building to practical methods for improving teamwork. The curriculum is designed to help participants acquire immediately applicable teamwork-strengthening know-how through case studies and workshops. Topics include shared goals and vision, understanding diverse strengths and roles of team members, psychological safety and communication, motivation, conflict management, practical team-building activities, and retrospectives. Through this program, participants can systematically learn the core elements and practices of high-performance teams that enable both individuals and the organization to grow together.

This is a lecture that helps new employees and prospective new hires by organizing essential manners for greetings, emails, phone calls, reporting, messaging, and more within one hour, enabling immediate application in practical work situations.

Are you feeling overwhelmed and anxious about negotiations? This lecture will teach you how to speak confidently and achieve desired outcomes in everyday or business negotiation situations. Learn practical negotiation strategies A to Z with negotiation expert, lawyer Ryu Jae-eon, and transform your fear of negotiation into confidence right now!

The real reason your report isn't getting approved isn't because the executive is busy. It's because there is no decision within the document. In this lecture, we cover: - Sentence structures where responsibility disappears - Expression habits that cause delays in judgment - Points where the decision-maker becomes blurred - How to rearrange documents based on an executive's flow of judgment After taking this course, you will be able to pinpoint exactly where the "decision has stalled" in your report.

This course is designed to provide systematic learning of essential business manners and work know-how that are crucial for modern professionals. It covers practical content that can be immediately applied in real work situations, including greetings and first impressions, attire, communication, meetings, networking, business card and handshake etiquette, and management. The focus is on developing the capabilities to build a professional image and establish trust within the organization.