Good concepts are marred by the superfluous presentation. The lessons are verbose and redundant, so much so that reading them is often disorienting because in many ways you've already read the lesson 2 or three times before but they are presented as new each time. The reading materials are clearly written by AI, and it feels worse the farther you get in the course. The human videos are refreshing but serve no real functional purpose. The exercises are convoluted and feel like busy work versus a true learning experience. Lastly, the heavy-handed focus on Microsoft products in many ways comes across as one large sales pitch. I found value in this course but I can't say it was worth the time. I hope the rest of the certificate is more focused and substantial.

Well its not a course its rather a book. Literally 85% of the material is text, which is simply not what you expect in a course. If i would want to read it i would by a book. So far all the infomation is just generic, that you can easily find in the open sources. Feels like actually copilot wrote it. I am so far in the module 4, and i want to finish ti just because I hate to leave the things on half way.

Activity assignments are not clear , no example, no help, no moderators and no help from the team. AI grades questions but the question is vague. Assigning 30 minutes while it is a complex assignment that requires 2 hours at least. The course about product management. I see they fail in delivering a good product [course] to students with such not clear activities.

So far, the content of the course is great, but some of the AI graded items are not something I care to participate in. I understand following a rubric, but one assignment in particular was not clear in what the instruction is during the activity, so when you give answers I find it's going through a few times to get all the information AI is looking for. One of the biggest reasons I was using Coursera is because the feedback given on items when you got questions wrong was helpful and pointed you in the right direction, this AI graded assignment was not specifically helpful.

Poor assignment quality, could me more specific with proper materials and proper timings linmit

Lot of the fundamentals i am familiar cause of my Harvard PM certification

I thought the organization and content was great, BUT my biggest issue with the class is the amount of time given to complete the written activity at the end of each module. Why does this have to be a speed exercise? The same amount of time (24-30 mins!) is given to answer 10 multiple choice question and complete the written test? that makes no sense. If the goal is to thoughtfully read the scenario, review the downloaded content, apply what was learned in the module to research and provide answers to the many questions & sub questions posed in the 6 responses, there's no way to do that in 30 minutes. But I guess if you just copy directly out of Copilot the answers to the questions submitted, I guess you could do it in the time. Though I'll be honest even that was a struggle for me, since I felt the need to at least read through the copilot content to confirm what I was actually submitting. You should give at least an hour if we're to get anything out of that exercise.

not videos only theory and reading

This course covers all the concepts related to Product Management not only on B2C context but also on B2B which was a plus. The content and the organization are high quality varying from text to video and activities. Really recommend for new Product Managers but also for experienced ones looking for improvement.

This course offered outstanding coverage across all topics - both in depth and breadth. Each lesson was thoughtfully designed, and the ability to have open dialogue with AI proved to be an exceptional learning tool. I truly enjoyed every module over the past 46 weeks and am delighted to have completed it!

This course is exceptionally well-structured and provides highly practical insights. It is strongly recommended for professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in enterprise product management.

I think one of the best compact and so enriching content I have come across which is extremely industry relevant as well. Kudos to #Microsoft and #Coursera

This course gives you all the essential techniques and tools to succeed as a Product Manager even if you're starting from scratch.

this course showed me a proper direction and vision on how the world of product development happens across different industries.

I thought is was well organized and very easy to understand. I feel like I understand what a Product manager does.

It is constructive and beneficial, and I have so many new things.

Best for any novice product manager to get started with

A well written course - I have gained a lot from this.

Course is very comprehensive and designed well..