The course lacks smooth flow and structure. No proper explanation is given to few options in quizzes.

The presenter sometimes just reads out material that is shown in the screen. The presenter does not look at the audience. She keeps looking at TV, which is not in the centre of the screen. Looking at your audience is most important.

The course lacks in-depth research. I have taken Google's course on Data Analysis. The difference between the quality of delivery is starking.

This course looks like the work of a single person, instead of a professional team.

There is no reviewable material at the end of videos/weeks/courses.

I'm totally disappointed with the delivery of content and also the quality of content.

This also shows that the course designer herself might not be completely aware of product development.

This course is the biggest disappointment for me so far. The woman teaching ( with great knowledge) makes this course unbearable, she sits there and reads everything. I think she does not explain well or interestingly, hardly any presentation. As a visual learner I learn from presentations, charts, tables and she talks and talks. I fought with myself to continue but it is not worth my time.

This was a profoundly poorly designed dumpster-fire. As someone with PM experience already, I would not hire anyone who took this course. It made me dumber for having been exposed to it. In particular, the quizzes represented a reprehensible lack of knowledge of product management and English grammar on behalf of the quiz creator.

This course is so awful. It seems like she's really doing this because she likes the sound of her own voice. Nothing she discusses in the videos is in the tests. I learned nothing from this course other than a deep dislike for the woman who does them. There are better courses on Coursera than this. Avoid it.

SOMETHING VERY WORNG WITH THEIR COURSE. QUESTIONS NOT LOADING PROPERLY. MONEY WASTED.

No one reviews assignments and course is outdated.

not practical at all