By Tanzeel U R
•Feb 14, 2023
I recently completed the "Judgmental Business Forecasting in Excel" course and I was thoroughly impressed. The course provided a great balance of theory and practical application, teaching me how to use both data and judgement to make more accurate forecasting predictions. The instructor was knowledgeable and engaging, making the material easy to understand and enjoyable to learn. The case studies and hands-on practice were particularly helpful in reinforcing the concepts taught in each week. Overall, I found the course to be very practical and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking to improve their forecasting skills and understand the role of judgement in forecasting.
By Sergio V P
•May 29, 2022
I very much appreciated the perfect balance between theory and hands-on work to apply the concepts learned. Excellent content and enjoyable lerning experience! Great job Macquarie team, continue the good work!
By Shyam P
•Nov 6, 2024
This course gives me the right tools to deal with people for an analyst or WFM staff.
By AMIR
•Nov 12, 2021
Best trainer on Coursera
By Ali S
•Aug 8, 2021
More than great, thanks
By Pham K
•May 30, 2024
Great course
By bounphet t
•May 4, 2023
good course
By Pritamdas S
•Oct 29, 2021
This last course was a bit of a struggle
By Ong X H
•Nov 17, 2021
Not very user friendly for Mac users. I have some problem locating the tools shared in the view. Maybe the instructor can make a note and publish a mac guide.
By Adam T
•Aug 14, 2023
Too much focus on decimal points and basic tasks in Excel. Poor quality control on course materials (power points, worksheets, and tests)
By David C
•Jul 30, 2022
This course is not only useless but incorrect about 20% of the time. I have expereince in forecasting and the topics cocered in this course in the series are out of date and the piees related to cyclical/judgemental are out of date, poorly explained and many of the statements are wrong including the quizzes. I quit most of the way through because it seemed to be doing more harm than good.