What Went Well (WWW)
The most useful or helpful things about this guidebook are:
- Debugging your future for CV: Very helpful for beginners to create their own CV from scratch, with clear and well-structured suggestions. "Verbalising your future" provides a clear and useful word template for writing experience and project details on my CV.
- Great student examples in "CODING YOUR FUTURE" part. Compared with textbook-style advice, the experiences of senior students are more realistic and very similar to our own future career route.
Even Better If (WWW)
This guidebook would be even better if:
- Could the website explain more differences according to different company categories? For example, even many employers hire employees with a similar job title(e.g. "software engineer"). The requirements/values are a bit different, and it is hard to distinguish them by just reading job descriptions... The reason I believe this is important is because when I apply for internships I find some companies very care about the hard skills of applicants(Leetcode ....), However, some companies pay much attention to soft skills (communication/social skills etc.) I know developing this part could be hard, maybe we could create a "discussion board" to let students share their own experiences/feelings about their job positions?
- Feature improvement: Will this website have a "black/dark/night mode" for the front end to give readers a better experience when they read this website at night?
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Sorry for providing feedback late. Today I just finished one very important final exam :). Thanks to Dr. Duncan for providing valuable suggestions for finding my internships and also for my master's degree selection. It's my great pleasure to have such a great tutor in my undergraduate life! Thank you :)
What Went Well (WWW)
The most useful or helpful things about this guidebook are:
Even Better If (WWW)
This guidebook would be even better if:
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