Senior Interviewer's One-Stop Guide: Developer Employment & Job Change [Theory]

I was frustrated because I had been rejected in the document stage for the past 4 years and I couldn’t renew my membership even though I had been taking classes, mentoring, and participating in job challenges. Then I saw this class and was able to find out what I still lacked. (I didn’t express the process and results of my efforts well.) So I decided to get up and challenge myself again. I will refer to this and try to change jobs. Thank you for the great class.

Thank you for sharing your long experience and know-how. There are many methods that I never thought of that can help with employment/job change. I think it is a good lecture that will be of great help if you try each one.

It was a great lecture that allowed me to reflect on the entire hiring process and the shortcomings of my resume or portfolio, and taught me how to organize them. It helped me look back on my entire job search and figure out how to navigate it, and how to re-establish my strategy and direction. Thank you. Also, the lecture included directions for transitioning from junior to senior level, which will be helpful in the future.

Before preparing for a job as a developer, I felt completely lost about how to proceed, but after hearing this guide explanation, I was able to understand what I didn't know and what I need to prepare for in the future. I will organize what I need and make sure to put it into practice so that the author's lecture goals can be achieved. I myself will also put in a lot of thought and effort and try not to give up until the very end. Thank you.

This is my first time writing a career statement in my second year, so I'm going to listen to the lecture on the elements that should be appealing in a portfolio/career statement and try to write it properly again. And it was good to learn about the job postings that I should pay attention to! I'm going to listen to the lecture. Thank you.

I am a new job seeker. I am studying hard, but I am not sure if I am doing well. I feel like my skills are the same, and I am preparing for the coding test, but I cannot solve the problems, and I am stressed out in many ways. I have a lot to do, but I feel like I am not making any progress, so I was at a loss. After watching the lecture, I got a sense of how to prepare. I was worried about how to improve the documents and portfolio because they were lacking, but I ended up not doing them. After watching this lecture, I will prepare again. I watched the theory lecture while sitting down! Thank you for the lecture.

It seems like my previously vague job change preparation is now becoming more concrete. Thank you.

I'm a 3rd-year junior developer. I was feeling overwhelmed about what to prepare for next, but it's great that you provided guidelines that are concise and clear. I should make a plan based on what you've shared.