Lectures were well thought out. Assignment 4 was very tricky and needs a little rework. Overall, really enjoyed t

Excellent course, I have learned many marketing fundamentals, necessary for the leader to make good decisions.

Absolutely amazing experience of learning with guidance from great speakers and high quality of assignments.

Good course! Was not broad enough for me, as I am not a marketeer!

Last two Modules left me a bit disappointed, still a good course

enjoyable examples of successful marketing activities.

More focused on marketing through data analytics

I loved the stats portion of the class!

Great insights and follow through!

Great training, thank you so much

Good content and exercise

very interesting course

What I liked - objective style of presentation, professional approach to the topics.

What I didn't liked - no slides for the lectures, all modules should had quizzes, excessivelly short content per module. The average videos were about 30-40 minutes per module. That is not nearly enough. As an example, specializations from Wharton (Business Foundations and Business Analytics), Michigan (Leading People and Finance) and Illinois (improving Business Finances and Operations and Digital Marketing) are offering 1-5 to 3 hours of video content per module... Plus resources - slides, excel spreadsheets and readings). Northwestern in this specialization and also on the Social Media Marketing as also in the course Scaling Operations is only offering about 30-40 minutes of material per module. In this competitive landscape for my experience, it is very short. In this course I can only - at best, give it a 3/5.

I hope you take my critique positevly and try and present more solid offers in the future. In my opinion edigital education is the future and content is king - both in quality and quantity.

Nonetheless is positive to see a top university having this kind of offerings in Coursera.

the video way of teaching was perfect and as well having the text below and be able to save notes.

also content was very good to learn from, every episode had something that was new for me.

the only part that needs to be upgraded is the grading of the cases by other people. mine was graded higher than I would give myself based on that some of the answers were incorrect and rated correct. With only yes and no that should be possible. so this would need as well to be a grade from the university with 25% to make it more realistic.

Too technical for the general leader. Many of us are not statisticians and plain language would have been more beneficial.

Pretty good, but not what I expected based on the course description

Nice course, good content

nice course

Although I took extensive notes & reviewed all my work, I evidently missed the data actual outcomes of the data of RED, referring to peer graded assignment. Perhaps in the future there could be included more quizzes and more visual charts. More examples of bad analytics vs. good analytics.

It might be just myself, but I did not enjoy this course as compared to the other three courses. I think that compared to Professor Leigh Thompson, Course #1, there was a lot of ambiguity in the material, the analyzing of data, in my opinion only, as I believed the RED data to be on target and it was not as such.

I truly felt that the experiment conducted with RED was on target, it had a control group, it fit the definitions and produced the results adequately, but I was wrong.

I felt that the course did not fill the "clarity, clear & concise answers" to the questions assigned, but then again, I am wrong in my assumptions as those I graded got the correct answers.

Thank You anyway, for giving me the opportunity to take this course.

Theory is OK, but examples and practices look obsolete for these days.

This class was a waste of time unless you are interested in Marketing Analytics and abstract thought experiments. This track should be redesigned to focus on broad leadership skills, not Marketing and Humanities. If this class were not in the certificate track and I was not a completionist, I would have stopped the class very early on.

This is not a very rigorous marketing overview.