I've prepared a lecture offering job transition knowledge and a resume/portfolio writing guide for Planners and POs who need to prepare for a career change. This is recommended for the following individuals: - Those who need to prepare for a job change but don't know how to start. - Those struggling because they're completely unfamiliar with the concept and structure of resume/portfolio writing. - Those who don't know what points to highlight about themselves.

This lecture is for those who, as non-majors, have been assigned the procurement and management (client-side PM) of IT development projects. For those who, without prior IT knowledge, have suddenly taken on IT system development procurement and progress management and are struggling, we will teach you the entire necessary IT process from the perspective of a client-side PM, and how to perform tasks at each stage. Furthermore, we have prepared this lecture to guide you on how to excel, not just how to work, by sharing management know-how gained from over 15 years of experience as an IT client-side PM and vendor-side PM.

This lecture is for those who are aiming to become PM (Project Manager) and those who have become PMs without sufficient preparation. We will help students accurately understand the role and scope of work of PM, understand the entire IT project process, and then perform the performance skills for each process well based on vivid experiences in the IT field. In addition, we have prepared the lecture so that it can be applied immediately to actual work by providing samples of documents that PMs write or manage among IT outputs.

This is a training course for those preparing to become IT PMs, covering the entire process of an IT project from the sales preparation stage to implementation and stabilization. It explains practical terminology, tasks, relationship management, and crisis management to provide immediate help in the field.

This lecture explains the essential IT knowledge that non-majors need to know in a way that is easy to understand and at a level that is absolutely necessary for practical use, and it is designed to help you establish the basics of IT practice and communicate easily with developers. It also includes an appendix with explanations of terms focused on IT practice, making it a bible for non-major IT beginners.

This lecture easily explains basic IT knowledge that non-developers (planners, designers, etc.) need to know to communicate with developers.

We provide objective and detailed explanations of IT development companies to help those considering a career in development or preparing for employment or a job change make sound decisions.