All-in-One Guide to Developer Employment for Non-Majors [Employment Edition]

• This lecture is an all-in-one guide to developer employment for non-majors [Employment] lecture. (Part 2, 12 hours and 30 minutes) In addition, [Learning] (Part 1) / [Integrated] (Part 1+2) lectures are available, so please refer to them!

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Q. What is the difference between the study, employment, and integrated courses, and which course should I take?

A. This course is structured as [Preparation - Study - Employment - Appendix] .
Because the integrated course (Preparation + Study + Employment + Appendix) has a long lecture time of 22 hours,
Even those who have already completed a considerable amount of development training can take only the necessary parts.
Added the Study section (Prepare + Study) and the Employment section (Get a job + Appendix) !

1. I'm just starting out on the path to becoming a developer → Integrated version
2. I have already done quite a bit of development learning (graduated from school or already employed) → Employment section
3. I'm just starting out on the path to becoming a developer, but I have doubts about the quality of this course → After taking the learning course, I took the employment course

Q. How is it different from other job training courses for non-major developers ?

A. While other lectures are only 3 to 5 hours long, this lecture is over 22 hours long, despite only covering the necessary content . I was somewhat indignant that the developer job courses sold on Inflearn and other lecture platforms did not provide sufficient content, so I created this lecture over the course of 8 months with the thought of ‘let’s make a really good lecture.’

If you just look at the table of contents for this lecture, you will feel that it is different from other lectures . However, the titles written in the table of contents are only the actual lecture titles. In other words, unlike other lectures, the table of contents does not include detailed lecture topics. If the table of contents includes detailed topics for this lecture, the table of contents would be too long!

Also, consider how much the instructor who created the course has grown as a developer . If the students taking the course are not going to work as developers for 1-2 years and quit, they should also know how and in what direction they will grow after getting a job as a developer. This course is a lecture where a non-major instructor directly shares all the know-how he has accumulated while getting a job as a developer at a top-tier company and changing jobs.

Q. Can I become a developer just by watching this lecture?

A. No! Just like learning how to become a soccer player doesn't make you a soccer player right away, this course will teach you the know-how to become a developer in great detail, but actual development learning and practice are your own responsibility. This course will serve as a great coach in the process of becoming a developer :)

Q. How can I trust the information provided in this course?

A. Of course, there is no right way to become a developer! However, there are methods that many developers recommend. While operating a Facebook page called {Reading Development on the Way to and from Work} and a GitHub repository called {Collection of High-Quality Development Content }, I have consumed a total of more than 3,000 development contents (blogs, videos, slides) over the past 2 years and 6 months. Therefore, rather than providing information based on my own thoughts like a frog in a well, I created the lectures while recognizing what developers consider right.