Good course, though largely similar to the first course in the specialization. This course does provide an introduction to spreadsheets, but otherwise is a lot of soft skill development that sometimes feels subjective.

This course covers theoritical aspects of how to deal with day-to-day activities at the workplace, like communication through email etc. This should have been the last part of the course as a behavioral study.

The weeks on asking effective questions are not appropriate for the format of this course. There is no opportunity to receive meaningful feedback that would help a future data analyst prepare for a project.

The data analytics aspect of this course was great but I found the parts about workplace behaviour (e.g how to hold a meeting / how to deal with conflict) to be an odd and unnecessary inclusion.

Some of the examples seemed not related to the topics at all and the first 2 weeks left me with a lot of questions. The readings were the biggest plus, they were very well structured and direct.

I found the second half of this course to be pretty self explainatory and not really relevant to what I was learing to be a data analyst; it's more of an application/interview prep mini-lesson.

I felt that much of the material was for those new to being in a professional business role. The information was good, but not new for someone who has already worked in a professional setting.

The weeks were a bit all over the place. I did not find everything aligned with the ask phase of the data analysis cycle. I believe that the week on spreadsheets should have been placed later.

I went out of order and didn't watch much of the course videos and still passed handily. Not too much new here honestly, unless you are inexeperienced at meetings and business communication.

Focusing too much on the work process instead of teaching the actual tools needed. Less focus on teamwork and in-office stuff, and more on the actual work and tools that will be necesarry.

All the extra documents that had to be opened to answer the questions, in week 4 of Course 2 graded quiz, made it confusing and it seemed unnecessary. But it was too much extra documents.

Good course for developing people skills but I wish there were more technical assignments integrated with SQL and Python. There are (technically) but you have to enroll in other courses.

Amazing content very well explained. The only down side is that towards the end of the course the google documents link wasn't working and had to ask for permission that was not granted.

Si tiene puntos importantes, pero creo que hay temas que no son relevantes cosas que no son tan necesarias, se pudo haber practicado más con hojas de calculo en lugar de otros temas.

Great teaching and theory. Disappointed with the practical work. The course often felt like a sales pitch for IBM Clouldant then a training course on how to use the product.

This course was helpfull. The desing of course could be improved. I do not get why spreadsheet has been added to ask part while it has to do more with the analysation part.

I love the course. It gives more knowledge about calculation using excel or spreadsheet. It gives insight about having an effective communication and leading great meeting

The course fee is very decieving. If you enroll for this certificate which has eight courses, it doesn't tell you for how may cources out of eight course are you enrolled.

Some of the topics feel unstructured. In some videos Ximena starts talking about something, in an introductory way, and then the subject changes, which makes it confusing.

Although I enjoyed this course. This course could have been condensed into 2 or 3 weeks. As I feel most of the course was based off of corporate team/peer practices.

I recognize that this course is for true beginners, but I feel that a secondary test that would allow students to bypass effective communication would be beneficial.

I would have loved to get started with some more SQL, R or, Python by now. Still, great feedback on how to become a Data Analyst within an organization or a company.

Mostly fine and a good intro, but week 4 is almost entirely about how to be a good employee and feels distressingly out of place on top of being horrendously boring

The course is very much on soft skills. I anticipate to see more real-world examples and videos of higher quality instead of just instructors talking to the camera.

I learned some interesting things like what type of questions could be asked, how to effectively communicate with stakeholders but the course was very theoretical.