Laying the Foundation for Improving Backend Developer Performance

I completed the job search project, but since it was a project that was implemented hastily without much consideration for performance, I had concerns about creating an attractive portfolio. As a job seeker who is short on time, what I liked was that before starting the topic, the lecture explained the necessary vocabulary and gave points so that the improved points could be used in interview preparation. Since it is a lecture without unnecessary details, I would like to highly recommend it to those who are looking for a lecture that can be listened to quickly to supplement their portfolio :)

I am a beginner developer who has been consistently getting information from the open chat room run by Inkyu. I took the class because I thought I would be able to get the information I need to improve my portfolio in preparation for a job change. I was able to learn which parts of my existing portfolio I should focus on. I will have to work hard to improve it more. ㅎㅎ Thank you for the great lecture!

I often listen to interview question videos on YouTube like ASMR because of your languid voice, so I came running when I heard that the lecture was open. I was wondering if there was anything to refactor while launching and operating an existing project, and I think I can finish improving performance with this lecture. The figures to use in the portfolio were also organized as data, so it was very helpful! I want to hear the content that is being prepared for update soon!

The lectures are really helpful~! I think the topic-based structure was really informative I liked that you explained the techniques I had vaguely used in detail from step A to Z~! I think it will be helpful for everyone from beginners to experienced people Thank you for the great lecture.

Thank you for the great lecture on topics that are frequently asked in interviews and can be used immediately in real life.

I am a third-year backend developer currently preparing for a job change. After listening to the lecture, I got a sense of direction on how to incorporate the work I have done at the company into my portfolio and what I should prepare. Thank you.

I was able to learn about various tools such as Scouter, Engrinder, etc., and the basic concepts of caching. It was a lecture that could expand on the parts that I had to think about when developing. Thank you!

In my case, I've been preparing for a long time. First of all, I was a non-major who got a computer science degree through a college degree and came from a government-funded background, so I felt like one of those ordinary developer aspirants who are churning out jobs like a factory these days. So, even though I applied to more than 40 companies, I never got a response, so I almost gave up. That's when I received a lot of help from Incu. I was getting numb because I kept failing so much, but after listening to the lectures and actually applying for the portfolio, my document screening rate went up a lot. And I think this document screening rate is very important in the process of preparing for a job. Since I didn't become numb and saw potential, I worked harder. Once I passed the document screening and gained interview experience, I gained interview experience in many places and prepared for the CS preparation coding test with more tension, so I think I was able to develop further. In my case, even though my specs were lacking, I passed the document screening for several good companies in Pangyo after the portfolio improvement, and I felt that the document screening rate really improved a lot, such as passing the document screening for good service companies and solution companies. If I had prepared for CS and coding for a longer period of time, I could have gone to a better place, but I was lacking in those areas, so I couldn't get a job at a good company that everyone knows, but I was able to get a job at a company that I'm satisfied with now. I applied for and received mentoring several times during the job search process, and I think it was very helpful because they gave me helpful advice and additional improvements that were tailored to my situation. If you listened to all the lectures and applied for the portfolio but still feel like it's difficult to get a job, I recommend that you get mentoring for an hour every now and then when you're preparing for the job!