A great resume writing guide to get a job as a publisher

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If you've studied enough, it's time to write your resume 📑

Real resume examples + recommended templates created by Coding Works

In this guide to writing a great resume that gets you hired by publishers,
Even actual job posting reviews!

This is something that recruiters are not interested in at all.
It is difficult to pass the document screening.

'A Guide to Writing a Great Resume to Get a Job as a Publisher'
'Publishing capabilities, skills and job understanding'
Because it is a resume writing method that focuses on how to describe
Increase your chances of passing the document screening!

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Lecture Features 🌈

Rather than a standardized and cliche resume, we will introduce in detail how to write a resume specialized for the publisher job. In addition to how to write a resume, we will also cover everything that publisher applicants are curious about from resume writing to interviews and employment, such as analyzing actual job postings, interview tips, and tips for choosing a good company.

Rather than writing a cliche and formulaic resume that 99% of people write on their resumes, such as motivation for applying, growth process, strengths and weaknesses of personality, and aspirations after joining the company , as a publisher applicant, you can write a competitive resume consisting of a self-introduction, understanding of the job, job skills, and an introduction of portfolio projects .

✅ Prepare a great resume that will get you hired
✅ Project (portfolio) introduction layout, design template
✅ Examples of numerous mistakes applicants make on their resumes and how to improve them
✅ Publisher Applicant Checklist
✅ Analyze real job postings to choose a good company
✅ Interview preparation and tips and tricks
✅ Choosing a Good Company (Web Agency vs. In-House)
✅ Frequently Asked Questions About Publisher Jobs
✅ Solve your problem of how much publishers want their annual salary to be
✅ Direction for creating a personal portfolio homepage
✅ Real Interview Questions for Publisher Candidates from Recruiters (60 Questions)
✅ Enter your self-introduction and attach a file in Job Korea and Saramin

I recommend this to these people ⚡

This lecture is helpful to both new and experienced people preparing for employment or career changes at a publisher.

✔ People who have difficulty starting to write their resume
✔ People who want to write a really good resume rather than a formulaic and cliche resume/self-introduction
✔ Those who want a resume that is not discarded during the document screening and that the hiring manager wants to read
✔ Those who want to show how to appeal their skills in a resume with a short career history
✔ Those who need a good resume when they are about to move to a publisher
✔ Those who want to clearly demonstrate that they are capable new applicants
✔ People who have applied for a job multiple times but still receive a message saying that their documents are being reviewed

What you get from the lecture 😀

After taking the class, I think you will be able to write a resume and self-introduction that will look good to anyone. I think it will be very helpful in organizing the content with basic guidelines when writing a resume.

It is difficult for a recruiter to keep an eye on an applicant's resume for more than a minute. That is why so many resumes are discarded during the document screening process. Most publisher applicants' resumes will be like that. So you need to write a resume that the recruiter wants to read and that will not be ignored during the document screening process.

Instead of a cliche and formulaic resume that includes things like motivation for applying, growth process, school life, educational activities, strengths and weaknesses of personality, and aspirations after joining the company , you will have a resume that focuses on your ‘publishing skills and understanding of the job’ for publisher applicants. So you can write a resume that will grab the attention of recruiters and not be ignored.

In addition to writing your resume, we will also give you detailed interview tips to help you pass the interview in Section 2 and Section 3, as well as the criteria for choosing a good company .

For students only
Publisher Job Community (Q&A) 🚩

Q) Can I only ask questions related to writing resumes and self-introductions in the student community?

A) No. You are welcome to ask various questions related to employment at a publisher.

[Guide to Writing a Great Resume for Publisher Jobs] Unlike other lectures, there may be various questions related to publisher job jobs. There may be various questions related to interviews, desired salaries, company selection, etc. If you have any questions, we will do our best to answer them, although it is Coding Works' personal opinion. And not only Coding Works, but also other students can post their opinions through replies and comments. As these various questions and answers accumulate, we believe that it will be of great help to students who have many questions about publisher job jobs.

(However, please refrain from posting questions like “Please review my personal portfolio homepage.” Leaking personal information is a problem, but it also takes at least 2-3 hours to prepare for a review, so please refrain from posting reviews of personal portfolio homepages.)

Expected Questions Q&A 💬

Full Curriculum 📖

Section 1. Preparing a Great Resume That Gets You Jobs/Checklist

• Why and why you need to write a good resume (feat. Resume review by an actual web publisher applicant)
• Why don't I get a call for an interview? (feat. Publisher employment process)
• Segment your application to express your publisher history and abilities
• Keywords to include in your resume, self-introduction, skills, career, and project progress
• Basic resume highlights/notes (view recommended template)
• Publisher self-introduction highlight points/notes (view recommended template)
• Understanding the Publisher Job Duties Emphasis Points/Notes (View Recommended Template)
• Publisher Job Skills Emphasis Points/Notes (View Recommended Template)
• Website Publishing Project Results Introduction Highlights (View Recommended Templates)
• Checklist to make sure you are prepared for your interview
• Enter your self-introduction and attach a file in Job Korea and Saramin

Section 2. Analyzing Real Job Postings to Choose a Good Company

• Things to know before checking the actual job posting recruitment field and qualification requirements
• Analyzing actual job postings

Section 3. Interview Tips/Choosing a Good Company/Frequently Asked Questions

• Tips for a good interview (feat. desired salary & coding test)
• Tips for Choosing a Good Company (feat. Good vs. Bad Companies)
• Frequently Asked Questions About Publisher Jobs

Section 4. Download Student Reference Materials

• [Download] Student Reference Materials (All resume templates, real interview questions, checklists, references)

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