I’m a designer in my fourth year. While preparing to change jobs, I kept failing interviews even when I barely managed to pass the application screening. It was frustrating not even knowing why I was being rejected, but through the mock interview, I finally understood what it means to prepare for an interview starting with your portfolio. The person being interviewed looked so much like me that, honestly, it was painful to watch..ㅜ I’m still taking the course, but as I listened to the explanations, I began to understand why interviewers ask certain questions. For the first time, I could clearly see that my portfolio didn’t answer those questions at all, and that this carried over directly into my interviews. Although some things were unavoidable due to the agency environment, I’m going to revise my portfolio with a focus on problem-solving as much as possible, including the things I tried within that environment, and try again. I highly recommend this course to anyone like me who is considering changing jobs from an agency. Thank you for the great course!

Hello, I am a UXUI designer in my second year. I am currently preparing to move to a product designer (UXUI designer)! While working as a UXUI designer, I experienced planning and data, and became interested in product designers. I had a hard time judging whether I was doing well while preparing for my portfolio and interview on my own, and when the job market was frozen these days and I was about to be rejected for documents and interviews... I happened to find Dolmeng's lecture on Instagram. I usually don't buy online lectures because I study on my own, but this lecture looked so informative that I hesitated and bought it! I have no regrets and am 10000000% satisfied with the result 👍🏻👍🏻 I am the type of person who usually finds interviews really difficult! After listening to the lecture, I realized that I only looked at the interview from the applicant's perspective and not from the interviewer's perspective. In particular, I think the opportunity to have an actual interview is really... precious! While interviewing, I felt like I was looking at myself from a third-party perspective. It was a time to think about how I would have answered. When I prepared and interviewed on my own, I remember being nervous all the time and not being able to figure out the intention and just answering whatever came to mind, which completely drained my mental energy. But watching Dolmeng's lecture, I was able to get a sense of direction on how to prepare to some extent. Also, I was able to learn how to prepare for the portfolio and interview together, not separately. It was a useful lecture because it explained one by one what to prepare for each hiring process. Thank you so much 🌼 I'll come back after the interview next week 🔥🔥🔥

I liked the detailed mock interview cases, portfolio review, and interview questions that helped me prepare for interviews. I could get hints on what the interviewer thinks about portfolios and interviews, and what parts of my portfolio I should improve before the interview. The interview cases were from people who had experience at agencies and in-house, and I could see the same content as actual interviews, so there was a lot to refer to! I felt like it was a great lecture that helped me prepare for interviews, as it introduced and provided know-how on how to prepare for pre-assignments and culture-fit interviews! Thank you!!