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[Non-majors, Surviving as Developers] 8. How should I write my self-introduction?
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- As a new developer, you need to appeal your experience and effort in performing IT tasks through your self-introduction since you have no experience.
- It is good to write basic items such as your growth process, strengths and weaknesses of your personality, extracurricular activities, and reasons for applying as a basic template, and to write your experience and effort related to development specifically in each item.
- In particular, in your reasons for applying, you need to appeal your strengths by analyzing the company's business model and JD, and present specific plans for after joining the company along with a specific period to enhance credibility.
Non-majors, Surviving as Developers
#8. How to Write a Self-Introduction?
For new graduates, since there is no experience, it is the only way to appeal what kind of efforts you have made and what kind of experiences you have had while performing IT tasks. Therefore, you need to write logically about the efforts you have made (qualifications, academies, portfolios, etc.) so far.
First, create a basic template for self-introduction items such as growth process, strengths and weaknesses of personality, extracurricular activities, and motivation for applying. Then, it is recommended to emphasize the following things for each item.
1. Growth Process
It is good to write about how you became interested in development. Instead of writing about your actual growth process, write about why you became interested in development and then went to computer science or started studying at an academy or self-study.
2. Strengths and Weaknesses of Personality
Write about your strengths and weaknesses related to development or company life. For example, you are meticulous and can develop according to the requirements, or you have a planned personality so you can keep the development time well. Also, in the case of weaknesses, do not write about fatal weaknesses (lack of communication, etc.) and write in a way that you have ~ weakness, but you are trying to overcome it.
3. Extracurricular Activities
Write about conferences you attended or experiences you learned separately during your college life or study process, and if you have any experiences you felt or applied to the project, write them together.
4. Motivation for Applying
To write your motivation, analyze what BM the company you are applying for has, what skills are required for the JD, etc., and approach it in a way that your ~ point or ~ point will be a good fit, or you are applying because of the company's ~ point. Also, when writing your aspirations after joining the company, it is good to have a specific period of time even though it is abstract. For example, analyze the business model within 3 months and build skills to develop independently within 6 months. By suggesting a specific period of time, even an abstract result can give credibility.
