Learner Reviews & Feedback for Introduction to Project Management by IBM
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RG
Jul 19, 2025
I found the course to be informative and well-structured the content were clear and relevant with a good balance between theory and practical examples.
OK
Jul 10, 2024
Good one for understanding who is PM, what are the possible paths of career, what the position requirements are and many more intro information to this profession.
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By Abdulaziz T
•May 27, 2024
Helpful
By لطف م ش
•Oct 13, 2023
جيد جدا
By Harris J N W
•Apr 28, 2025
Great!
By Kalelova N M
•Nov 2, 2024
класс
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•Oct 1, 2024
Bueno
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•Jun 8, 2024
GREAT
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•Sep 15, 2023
10/10
By Timur A
•Aug 29, 2023
Норма
By Nguyen T P H
•Sep 23, 2025
good
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•Aug 22, 2025
good
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•Aug 11, 2025
bien
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•Apr 24, 2025
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•Dec 26, 2024
Good
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•Oct 16, 2024
well
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•Mar 23, 2024
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•Jan 3, 2024
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•Jul 26, 2025
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By Kathy S
•Jun 17, 2025
The factual and technical information was good, as well as the overlying soft skills needed, as in introduction to PM. But my overall reaction was, "Does PM really have to be this complicated??". The personal stories were really helpful to put a realistic view on PM, vs all the acronyms and technical terms throughout the course that all seem to overlap and are not really definitive. Maybe include a little more information on the various acronyms and software programs, as they were touched on lightly in the course, but then "tested" on in detail. However, when the course gets into trying to teach and test the intangibles, it breaks down. The test questions need to focus on the technical and tangible parts of this course and not try to quantify soft skills in a multiple choice question. For example, giving a scenario and then asking which isolated type of interpersonal or management skill is being used, when it typically involves many skills, is not a good assessment strategy. A large part of being a good project manager will involve intangibles and this course puts a lot of effort into trying to break down HOW to have these soft skills, when, in reality, if a person doesn't have these inherent leadership and soft skills, they can't be taught (or tested on) past a certain point, at least within the content of THIS specific course.