I felt hopeless after failing multiple technical interviews. It was only after taking this course that I understood which parts of my performance were giving interviewers a bad impression. I highly recommend this to anyone who keeps repeating the same mistakes without knowing why they aren't succeeding.

I used to get stuck on follow-up questions often, but this helped me clearly understand how to respond. It was very helpful because it didn't just make me memorize answers, but rather helped me understand the actual structure of how follow-up questions are generated. I highly recommend this to anyone preparing for real interviews.

I had only prepared based on my technical skills, but through this lecture, I learned that the elements evaluated in an actual interview are much more diverse. The part explaining what kind of candidate is highly rated from an interviewer's perspective was particularly impressive. This lecture will be helpful for those who want to prepare for technical interviews strategically.

This lecture helped clear up many of the vague uncertainties I had while preparing for interviews. I was able to understand the entire process—from writing a resume and preparing for interviews to handling actual interviews and final salary negotiations—and learned what perspective to take when approaching each stage. In particular, the frequent mentions of the company's perspective allowed me to objectify myself as a candidate in the market. The viewpoint on how to find the "win-win" point for both the company and the applicant was very impressive. Thanks to this, I no longer see an interview as just a place where I am being evaluated, but as a process of confirming and aligning each other's expectations and conditions. As a result, it naturally helped me reflect on my career to see how I can appear more attractive in the job market, how to best appeal to employers, and what my future direction should be. I highly recommend this lecture not only to those preparing to change jobs but also to anyone who wants to review and assess their own career.