Since you have actually been looking for a job, the article is well organized from the perspective of a job seeker. I asked you questions via KakaoTalk and you answered them with sincerity, which gave me a lot of confidence in preparing for a job. I was able to learn strategies and attitudes for not just getting a job as a developer, but for getting a job in general. When I started preparing for a job, I was most afraid of interviews, but since you are from the HR team, the interview-related content was especially good. I will continue to refer to it as I look for a job! I will also get good results.

It was nice to be able to see specific and detailed information along with the lecturer's own examples, rather than the general information that you often hear at job fairs. I think things that I had no idea about at all are starting to make sense a little bit.

I'm currently preparing to get a job as a non-major developer, and it was great to be able to hear the honest story of someone who is walking a similar path 😊 It's even better that you answered quickly and kindly through open chat! Thank you! 🙌🏻

The article is very easy to read and I love it! It also gives me a sense of what direction to take based on my current standards by writing about the concerns and solutions of a non-major. I recommend it!

Whenever I send a question, I get a response in a very short time. And the lecture content is really helpful for those preparing for a Samsung interview! I really want to tell you good news! Thank you!

Thank you for the great article! It helped me a lot in preparing for the interview. I hope I get good results and spread the word about this article :)

This article was very helpful to me as a double major in industrial engineering. In particular, I remember the most what you said, that although I don't have the development capabilities of a computer engineering major, I can contribute to the company with a perspective unique to industrial engineering. I will prepare for the coding test and interview with confidence. Thank you!

I am a job seeker who is trying to change my career to a developer. As someone who dropped out of college, this was very helpful.

I think it would be good for people who are just like me who are not majors. I took some programming classes, but I was not a major. It was good that it gave me some guidance and told me how to write my resume and interview. I personally think that people who are not majors should definitely read it. I could really feel that the author had worked his way up from the bottom.

Non-computer major + I was thinking about Samsung Electronics, so I came here after seeing the lecture title. 1. Specialized in Samsung The direction is slightly different for those who are thinking about startups or IT companies like Naver. This is because the lecture title clearly focuses on non-computer majors entering Samsung Electronics. If you are thinking about a large company like Samsung, it would be okay to read it. 2. Customized for non-computer majors: Realistic coding story I thought it was for this. It is really short, but it is really comforting. 3. Sufficient additional materials Notion has additional materials that are not in the main text. It is really good information, so I recommend getting an invitation. It is not really materials, but if you ask the author questions, he will be very, very, very kind. Overall: This is a lecture that provides realistic + quick directions for non-computers who are aiming for large companies (especially Samsung).