108면접 전날 체크리스트

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Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.

[Purpose]
Create exactly ONE complete, information-dense Korean interview-eve checklist image for a career-information account to share on Instagram. It should be useful enough for a job seeker to save and follow, while still readable in a phone feed. This is one finished static page with all information included, not a carousel, several cards, blank worksheet, code, video, printable multi-page packet or instruction to crop. The design and result format are fixed.

[Inputs and limits]
The audience is applying for "【지원 직무】". The interview is "【면접 방식】". The person says they must bring or prepare "【직접 챙길 것】". Use these values to tailor only one or two of the checklist's action lines; do not invent a specific employer, interview address, interview time, eligibility rule, required document, dress code, recruitment stage, salary, platform, login link or travel duration. Do not imply that every employer requires the stated personal item. If the item seems surprising, put it under "내가 챙길 것" exactly as the user wrote, rather than claiming it is universally required. Give practical, broadly applicable preparation actions, not promises about interview success.

[Fixed one-page layout]
Use one portrait editorial checklist. At 16–24% height print the large Korean title "면접 전날 체크". Directly beneath, in a smaller but clear line, print "【지원 직무】 · 【면접 방식】" exactly once. Between 31–70%, arrange exactly SIX numbered action rows in one vertical column, each with one small empty outline checkbox and one short active Korean instruction. The six rows follow this fixed sequence:
1. Re-read the actual job posting and mark two requirements relevant to the role.
2. Prepare a one-minute self-introduction with one concrete example of work or experience; do not fabricate the example.
3. Write one role-specific question to ask the interviewer, phrased without assuming hidden company information.
4. Check the interview access route: for "대면", verify the address and travel path from the actual invitation; for "화상", test the actual meeting link, camera and microphone. Keep the same row shape in either case.
5. Put "【직접 챙길 것】" on a personal packing or setup note, without adding fake mandatory items.
6. Set an alarm and leave enough time for rest, without prescribing an invented hour.
Write brief natural Korean phrases that make these actions clear. Avoid duplicating the user-supplied item across several rows. Empty checkboxes signal preparation to do, never falsely completed tasks.

[Ending]
At 73–81% height, write "【응원 한 줄】" in large, warm GRAPHITE PENCIL handwriting. If the input equals "알아서 골라줘", choose a short original Korean line of encouragement that does not promise an offer or result, and never print the instruction phrase. Above the line, one tiny graphite pencil sketch of a closed notebook and pen may appear. Keep top 12% and bottom 15% free of essential text for website overlays. The title, six row labels and ending must remain legible at a phone's normal viewing distance.

[Style and hierarchy]
Use one fixed calm editorial style: soft ivory paper, deep ink-blue Korean type, thin pale blue rules, a muted cobalt accent on the row numbers, and warm graphite for the final hand-lettered line. No cartoon character, photograph, app screenshot, fake official seal or glossy neon. Use simple spacing and strong contrast. The title anchors the card-list thumbnail; the six rows reward a full-size tap. No decorative mini icons that consume reading space.

[Accuracy and text]
Proofread every Hangul syllable, number and checkbox alignment. Print the exact user values once where specified. Do not insert a date, day of week, organization logo, certification mark or web link. These general steps must not claim that all companies use the same process. Do not include high-stakes employment or legal claims. If a user input is "알아서 골라줘", produce the line instead of printing those words. No repeated heading, field labels, braces, watermark or filler Latin text.

[Avoid]
No extra checklist page, generic self-help poster without the role, invented interview condition, made-up personal example, date, time, employer, success guarantee, tiny unreadable details or more than one finished image. Return only the completed card.