I really enjoyed watching this! Thank you for sharing such great knowledge :)

Thank you for the great lecture!

Although the overall structure of the lecture is designed for developers with several years of experience, I believe the content was meaningful enough even from a newcomer's perspective. It is a bit sad that, from a beginner's standpoint, projects don't feel very appealing unless they are services that require continuous operation... Having finished the lecture, I now feel hesitant to include projects on my resume that were only deployed for demonstrations during a bootcamp and then taken down. If I were to mention one disappointment, it would be that the resume examples reviewed with the instructor's advice only featured cases of experienced professionals, and there were no cases for newcomers. Nevertheless, as the instructor repeatedly emphasized throughout the lecture, I will think deeply about how to incorporate my own appeal and achievements into my resume through my own process of critical thinking!

I am preparing for my first career move. I had been listing my experience and submitting applications using the templates provided by job portals, but even as I faced rejections, I couldn't figure out what was wrong or how to fix it. Then I discovered and took this course. After watching the lectures and looking at my resume again, I finally realized that it was just a featureless list repeating the same patterns. The "before and after" resume feedback examples were especially helpful. The point about being able to effectively appeal to one's own strengths really resonated with me. Since I have mainly been responsible for maintaining legacy projects, I had a lot of concerns about which parts I could highlight as strengths, but there was a chapter that addressed this exact point, which gave me confidence. The content was so well-organized and engaging that I was able to finish the entire course in about two days. I plan to finish writing my resume and start applying within next week. Thank you!

I was able to understand the essence of a resume and what points to emphasize, as well as how to present them, to make it easy for recruiters to read.