How to Write a Resume That Companies Will Want to Hire

Interesting, and I realized once again that putting in this much time brings good results, and it was so helpful that when I revised my previously rejected resume and submitted it, I was able to pass the document screening right away.

I strongly recommend this to anyone who wants to create a more differentiated resume and portfolio! Usually, resume courses contain quite abstract content, making you think, 'This is good information, but how exactly should I apply it?' However, this course explains in detail the methods and rationale for how to write a resume from the first chapter to the last chapter. While I was continuously improving my resume and wondering if there might be a better direction, this course provided me with inspiration and was very helpful in writing detailed sections!

As a student who got a job in just about a month through Developer H's career consulting, this is a lecture you can trust 😊😊 Even at the company where I'm currently working, I heard they hired me because my resume was impressive..😊😊 It includes not only resume content but also technical interview content, so if you follow the curriculum step by step, you'll definitely get good results! Especially, learning how to highlight my experiences and strengths rather than simply listing specs was the most helpful. These were parts I would never have known if I had prepared alone, and I still think about them often while working at the company. I think it will be a solid foundation for continuing my career in the future.

Honestly, I think developer job hunting comes down to this one thing. Of course, developer skills are really important, but how you present yourself is also really important. Especially these days, the competition for document screening is really intense. So you'll need job hunting lectures, and if you're going to listen to one, this person's seems like a good choice. I received a lot of help from it too. As far as I know, this person has studied not only development but also psychology and marketing extensively. Rather than being a commonly seen job hunting lecture, it seems like they've revealed secrets that realistically explain what HR teams and interviewers have no choice but to consider from their perspective in an easy-to-understand way. If you watch this lecture carefully, learn the materials, and give yourself feedback, I'm confident you'll get good results. In some ways, there are many things that are easy but easy to miss. I recommend this to those preparing for job hunting or those looking to change jobs.

I'm currently revising my portfolio while reviewing the content, and I can see it's getting better and better 😊😊 The detailed guide was helpful. Thank you~!

I'm learning the direction for improvements!

While preparing for a job change, I was always worried about this, but I think this lecture helped me get my bearings!

I was able to clearly understand which areas I should focus on preparing, and it feels like I now have a good sense of direction moving forward, so this was a great lecture!