It's not long, but it's a helpful lecture when thinking about direction.

It seems like a great course for aspiring developers, containing only concise and essential content~

Your intuitive and concise organization of the key parts made it easy to understand! It was very helpful!

I am aspiring to become a developer as a non-computer science major, and like many non-majors, I wrestle daily with the biggest concerns: 'How do I start? How should I study? Is what I'm studying correct?' I study every day, grappling with these worries and stress. Even after searching online, the information on what exactly to do is vague, which made me question every day if I was on the right path. However, listening to the instructor's lecture, they pinpointed the very concerns that non-majors struggle with the most, turning my worries into non-issues. Seeing the instructor's journey from a chef to a developer, realizing it wasn't an easy path but they became a developer through hard work, gives me a lot of strength too. Not only did they provide realistic advice, but they also shared essential tips for portfolios and interviews, which are crucial for job preparation. That was incredibly helpful. Based on this, I will develop myself and become an excellent developer like the instructor. I highly recommend this to all non-CS major aspiring developers who are currently lost and don't know what to do!!!!~~~~

It was a practical lecture for non-majors, and the instructor's experiences and realistic advice were especially helpful! It was great that they systematically taught core points for job preparation, such as portfolio and interview methods, and the materials compiled during the lecture were also useful! I will also diligently prepare with these materials :) I think it will be very helpful for people changing careers and those preparing for employment!

Someone who was a cook learned development with national funding and is now a developer?! And even at a large company?! Everyone wants to go to a large company, don't they? At first, I was half in doubt, but it turned out to be an even bigger advantage. Maybe because I'm not a major, I can empathize, feel comforted, and get a lot of help in setting my career path! And sending an email to the CTO is truly amazing. It seems earnestness creates courage. I will try my best too :)

As a job seeker who also didn't major in the field, I really related to the lecture... There's a lot of information and advice online, but none of it really resonated, and I was lost on where to even begin. Watching the lecture felt like everything just clicked into place. It seems like the lecture is a total summary of key points, blending the existing path with the path the instructor created, mixed in with their experience!!! It helped me immensely!! I highly recommend it to other job seekers!!! Even those with a major might find it helpful. Anyway, I highly recommend it!!!

It was an impressive lecture with realistic advice based on the instructor's actual experiences. For me, who was simply studying technology, it was a lecture that painted a big picture of 'how to design my job search'. It had a lot of practical content like real-world projects, portfolio building, and job search timing strategies, which was a great help in setting my direction. In these days when I felt lost thinking 'How should I get a job?', it became a great motivator. Thank you.

Non-majors, you absolutely must take this! Highly recommended! 😊😊 I'm a job seeker who is a non-major aspiring to become a developer! I was lost regarding my direction for quite some time, but this course presented a guide that was exactly what I needed. Unlike other courses, the instructor didn't just lecture one-sidedly; the good guidance and materials throughout seem like they will be practical tips! 😊😊 Naturally, I was able to decide on the companies I want and it helped me judge what I'm lacking.

Motivated and good