A lot of information was covered. My biggest critique is to structure the quizzes in ways that more directly align with the information taught.

The structure is not so helpful, the moderator is with the examples not helpful, this course take a lot energy.

course is great but mentor need more reality facts form real business life, use famous companies real cases.

The quizzes are poorly written and instructor is very biased towards methodologies he created.

The content was extremely good, but I found the teaching style a bit boring and unengaging.

apresenta o básico sobre Product Management. Bom para quem está começando ou quer começar

I'd appreciate more detailed content and how to use the tools and less interviews

This is a pretty high level overview for anyone curious about product management.

The quizzes were extremely tough and often, questions made no sense

Thank you sir , for making this course really interesting .

Found this course more on the strategic front.

Need practical exmaples , its all theory

No tiene subtitulo en español.

Very unclear quiz-questions.

not very beginner friendly

Information is crammed up

Decent overview.

Good course

Its ok

The lecturer is a bit of a scatter brain with concepts, going back and forth with concepts. I would rather clear dot-points on the power-points that explain the concepts in typed text words rather than long verbal descriptions with messy scribbling over slides that constantly come on and off the screen (just have the slide, actual key concepts written and then we can listen to you waffle on, i don't need to see you talking - I need to see the slide!).

The concepts are not at all difficult but when given in a disjointed manner and having to constantly refer to other topics is very annoying when they could have been presented in a more logical manner. I get the feeling the lecturer is more interested in himself talking and playing teacher (like my niece who likes to talk to her teddies and scribble on a whiteboard) than teaching the content.

This material is old (2015 and it's 2023) and not the common practice in the 15+ years I have been in product from a tech perspective and marketing. There were some concepts that I liked and will adopt, such as Steve Blank Four Steps when I need to get an innovation concept tested with a recommendation with minimal resources (aka: me, and only me). But most of this would not be applicable in my "normal" PdM roles.

It was also difficult to map up the test questions with the content that was shared and/or elaborated on. Was rather frustrating.

Too much text, to much theory and lots of tools. Felt difficulty in following the course. Need to be so cautious. Exhaustive with too many videos and questions in the last. The Digital Transformation and Design thinking was awesome and i was able to follow. Customer centric and Digital product mgmt is very heavy to learn and follow and keep track on the concepts. Just pushing myself hard to understand since i paid for this course. But i was happy with Digital transformation and Design thinking.

I don't mind his [Alex's] personal views; I do mind his baseless, just-said-like-that opinions. I don't mind his [Alex's] satirical comments; I do mind his constant mention of Resources section (I am not to be toggled between Videos and Resources AT ALL TIMES; it is to be a supplement and not a complement here!)

P.S. I was an aspiring Product Manager, but (sadly) now I am not. And so, Thank You for that!

The content is very poorly structured, no logical blocks.

I didn't like the instrustor's manner of speaking. He used a lot of filler words, there was no clear structure of each lesson and the material was overall organized in a very unengaging way.

It was very hard to focus on the lesson and the idea the instructor tried to reveal.

I don't recommend this course.

One of the worst Instructor's at all of my life, he can't focus and give the information easily, and he keeps using his pen drawing on the Screen. What's the benefit of the slides if he doesn't use the information on it probably. he display something and talking about something else!