It was great to learn why a resume should be written a certain way and to gain insights into self-marketing.

When I first started my job search, I felt lost about what to include in my resume. After taking this course, I realized I had just been listing "what I did." I learned how to present technical experiences, such as architecture design and performance optimization, in a way that is persuasive from a recruiter's perspective. Since it's a text-based course, I also liked being able to quickly find the specific parts I needed while revising my resume. I've gained the confidence to write strategically rather than just vaguely. Thank you!

When I first tried to write my resume, I felt completely overwhelmed, not knowing where to start or if my experiences could even count as a career. However, watching this lecture helped me clearly grasp the structure and core essentials of a resume. I highly recommend this to anyone who, like me, is afraid of taking that first step. Now, I feel confident that I can fill up that blank screen!

There was a time when I felt frustrated because my document screening pass rate was low, but I didn't know the exact reason why. It was only after taking this lecture that I realized my resume had been written solely from the "applicant's perspective." As I learned what companies are actually curious about and how to structure my experiences to be persuasive, I felt motivated to rewrite my resume from scratch. This lecture taught me that it's not about just working hard blindly, but about writing strategically. I now have the confidence to actually look forward to passing.

As I carefully read through the class materials one by one, I realized there was so much I had missed. I used to think that having substantial content was enough, but it turned out to be the opposite. Hearing about the actual feelings and perspectives of an interviewer was incredibly helpful for writing my resume and portfolio.