How to get a job as a developer without development skills, as advised by someone from S Electronics' HR team!

SW employment for non-majors
Would you like to hear about that arduous journey? ⛵

The tumultuous process of getting a job in SW for a non-major 🤪

If you're not a software major, you might feel like you're sailing through a vast ocean, with no one around to turn to for advice or questions. However, if you prepare for employment solely based on your own personal perspectives, it's only natural that you'll fail.

I went through college without ever imagining a career in software development. So, when I was preparing for a software job, I desperately needed information, but I didn't have any seniors or friends to offer advice. This lecture is a text lecture written with the intention of sharing the candid, realistic experiences I experienced during that time. I hope everyone who takes this course will have a smooth job search.

For those of you who feel like you've hit a wall, I hope this lecture will serve as a stepping stone. I've tried to provide a rich guide to job preparation, with a variety of case studies. Don't be afraid of finding a job anymore!

Let me ask you a question.

Average job mentoring cost: 200,000 to 300,000 won
Do you think this is correct?

I can confidently say that this one book will solve all of those problems.
In a world overflowing with job information, I, a former HR professional, will distill only the most important information and present it to you.

If it didn't help at all, if there was nothing to gain,
We will refund you.

We will continue to communicate vividly.

I can just provide you with the book. In fact, I've put in so much effort to organize it that it's enough.

But from the perspective of a job seeker, many questions, big and small , arise. I was one of those too.

Feel free to ask any questions! I'll be happy to answer them with all my knowledge and sincerity :)
(I might even give you some information that can't be included in the book...!)

Your overwhelming worries,
Let's solve it together right here 🔬

This course focuses more on job-hunting strategies than on developing your skills. It's best to think of it as a solution focused on how non-major job seekers should market themselves and sell their country .

This guy is really talented, so why can't he get a job?
Did you fail because you weren't a SW major?

I'll answer these questions based on my experience and knowledge. The most challenging part of job hunting is actually the psychological aspect. Applying for a position unrelated to your major can be especially challenging, so I wanted to offer some help. I don't want to offer abstract, superficial advice. I'll draw on my own experience and recall my past experience working in HR to distill the essentials into a coherent whole.

I recommend this to these people 🙋‍♀️

'Liberal Arts Student' too
Can I become a developer?

Where do developers start?
What should I study ?

'Large company developer'
How does your day go?

My current development skills are in practice
Can we 'survive' ?

Expected Questions Q&A 💬

Introducing the Knowledge Sharer ✒️

History

Samsung Electronics HR Team Recruitment Manager ('19)
Samsung Electronics Big Data Center ('19~)