5-Step Self-Analysis on Your Smartphone [Must-See for All Job Seekers]

How should I go about self-analysis?
The term "self-analysis" itself feels like a high hurdle.

Ah,
Welcome to the phantom realm, a world where the boundary between reality and imagination dissolves☺️
I'm
Waku-suke, a 2025 graduate, HSP (INFJ), and someone with a deviation score under 50.By my junior year, I received job offers from the finance, IT, and human resources industries, and I am scheduled to join a zaibatsu-affiliated company.

This time, I will introduce a 5-step self-analysis.
It's a self-analysis you can do in your spare time, so please give it a try ☺️

To begin with,
there are three main purposes for self-analysis.

There are three purposes for self-analysis

The self-analysis method I'm introducing is easy and simple, yet it covers all three purposes mentioned above.It's useful for a wide range of people regardless of their job hunting status.

The "5-step self-analysis" method consists of the following steps ① through ⑤.

① Create 4 memo sheets for each period of your life (elementary school to university)

② Make bullet points on each memo sheet by category (club activities, studies, etc.)

Example of memo sheets for ①-②

*If there are many bullet points for a specific category, create a separate memo sheet

③ List every event you can remember in bullet points

Every event you can remember? Why?
So,

[3 things you should note that are easy to overlook]

●Trivial matters
Some interviewers ask off-the-wall questions.
For example, what is the happiest moment of your life?
To be able to handle such cases,
make sure to jot them down immediately when you remember them so you don't forget.

● Rare or impactful experiences
If you don't write these experiences in your entry sheet, you won't have many opportunities to talk about them in interviews.
However, they lead to self-confidence.
In my case, I had the experience of practicing javelin throw using a bicycle tire tube that I received because there were few practice opportunities. I only did javelin throw for half a year lol

●Actions you worked hard on even if they didn't lead to results
Surprisingly, there were many opportunities to talk about these actions in interviews.
In my case, it was working hard on shouting out during track and field club practice lol

④ Discover your strengths and personal characteristics based on the bullet points

As the bullet points increase,new realizations will emergelikely.
④ is mainlyuseful when writing entry sheets or text for offer-type sites.

How to write an entry sheet and tips for full utilization are
here👇️

⑤ Think about the flow based on the bullet points

I have challenged myself with things I could be passionate about at the time. So,
I struggled with the question, "Why did you start (new thing) XX?"

For those people,⑤ is useful when thinking about the reasons and background for deciding on new things.

※ I used to note down "reasons and background for deciding on new things"
on a different memo sheet from ②

Application: Branding yourself

Once ① to ⑤ have progressed to a certain extent,
utilize self-analysis not only for document screening but also for interviews (maximizing your humanity)


Such methods are here👇️

✴️ Covers the key points for job seekers at a disadvantage to pass interviews

This is an immediate job hunting strategy with real examples of differentiation.
Weak extracurricular activities HSP ▶ Job offer from a zaibatsu-affiliated company👇️

To those who have stayed in the illusion

I used to quickly look over these notes right before an interview.
Since then, I've been able to handle questions. Let's get ahead of the competition with this "5-Step Self-Analysis"!

Thank you for staying ☺️
Let's meet again in the illusion.

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