Recommended for students who need to get a job but feel overwhelmed about where to start. - The First Step to Finding a Happy Job / Lee Seulgi, gap-year participant (gapper) |
''The First Step to Finding a Happy Job'' course review interview
Taking the first step on a once-daunting path.
Name: Lee Seulgi
Q.What prompted you to participate in the course?
I needed to get a job but felt lost because I didn''t know what kind of work I wanted to do; I happened to find out about this program and decided to join.
Q.Which class content during the course impressed you the most?
Every piece of information we learned from the instructor in each class was impressive: the importance of self-analysis, information on the latest industry trends like startups, convergence, and e-learning, and employment methods other than public recruitment — all the classes felt fresh and helpful.
Q.What do you think are the strengths or special features of this course?
I think it''s the wealth of information.
Q.What was lacking in the course?
Among the books the instructor recommended in the last class was ''I Don''t Even Know Myself~''. If that book had been assigned as homework or recommended during the course period, I think I would have been able to participate more actively in class.
Q.Who would you highly recommend ''The First Step to Finding a Happy Job'' to?
Recommended for students who need to get a job but feel overwhelmed about where to start.
Q.Changes through the course
- Change in preconceptions about jobs
Before the lecture | After the lecture |
- Employment is only possible through public recruitment.
- You must apply only according to your major. | - You can find employment through various channels such as headhunters and specialized websites. - First, analyze yourself and choose work that suits you. |
- Future life and changes in mindset
Before the lecture | After the lecture |
It''s already too late to try different things. |
It''s not too late yet. I will find the courage to try for my life. |
