PMI-ACP Certification: Leading an Agile Team (Udemy.com)

I was looking for a course on how to lead an agile team, since I was a project manager but wasn't exactly sure how to lead an agile team. At first, I was skeptical about Udemy, since I read some not-so-positive reviews about it but I was surprised to see that this course was very useful to me. It was very detailed, with a lot of examples and screenshots. The instructor was also very responsive to me and answered all my questions. I would highly recommend this course to anyone looking to learn more about agile methodology and how to lead an agile team.

I came across this course and thought it would be a great way for me to learn more about Agile practices and how to implement them. The instructor is a Certified Scrum Master and the course is designed for experienced project managers. The course is engaging and easy to follow. The course covers theory and practice, guiding you through the steps of leading an Agile team. I would recommend this course to anyone who is interested in learning more about Agile and how to implement it.

I was looking for a solid course to help me refresh my Project Management skills and I found this. Udemy's PMI-ACP Certification course is one of the best resources I have come across in the past year. I appreciated the way the course was structured and taught, and Sorin's teaching style was a perfect fit for me. I think it's a great course for anyone looking to get their PMI-ACP certification, but also anyone looking to learn more about Agile Project Management.

After I had some success with Agile practices, I decided to take the PMI-ACP certification course. The course was well organized and offered a lot of information. I learned a lot about what makes a good Agile project and techniques that I can use to improve my work and that of my team. I also enjoyed the practical examples and case studies. This is an excellent course for Agile enthusiasts and those who are considering taking the PMI-ACP certification course.

I needed an online course that would help me learn the skills I need to develop my career as a PMI-ACP Certified Agile Project Manager so I searched Udemy and found this course. I was able to learn everything I needed to know to pass my exam in a short period of time and I feel ready to become a certified project manager. I highly recommend this course to anyone who wants to learn the fundamentals of Agile and how to lead an Agile team.

PMI-ACP Certification: Agile Project Management (Beginner) is a course on PMI-ACP Certification: Agile Project Management (Beginner) by Sorin Dumitrascu. The course is designed to provide you with a good understanding of the basics of agile project management, including the principles of agile, how to plan for an agile project, and the best practices for executing an agile project. This is a beginner course, but will still challenge you and provide you with valuable information for managing your own agile projects.

I tend to be direct in my reviews, giving praise when due, and being frank when I am disappointed. I have taken Udemy courses that have really impressed me, such as courses in Python coding. That being said, I find that in this course, 95% of what is being said is so rudimentary, if not banal, that whatever little there is being said that has any relevance, that part is totally obscured by the irrelevant nonsense. At best, there is a lot of things being said that are just common sense for anyone above 25 years of age, and especially if you have experience from team leadership, in whatever form, but in particular if you've managed projects before. Why do you need to know that "team members should be honest"?? Is this an agile principle??? Also, the method of spending most of the time on going through banal questions, then going through them again as some sneaky way of adding time, before saing yes/no or correct/incorrect, is dubious, very annoying and ineffective. I feel like this whole series could have been summarised into 5-10 minutes. The only reason I can imagine for it being so streeeetched out is that the course organiser is rewarded in some sort of relationship to the amount of video time he/she has produced. Disappointed.... Nevertheless, for the small amount I am paying, I can't really merit having any particular expectations. Also, I find that if I set the pace to x1.5 or x1.75 and just try to pick up those singular items of relevant concepts I come across along the way, then I will probably get my money's worth in the end anyway. And maybe it picks up in quality towards the end.

Thanks for providing an in depth knowledge on scrum methodology and what is required to succeed in the method. Even though I am not from technical field but I think I can implement this as a project manager and also find it interesting to pursue as an enhanced career option. Trainer is energetic and experienced and its good to learn from his experience. The only thing that can be better is to include some templates and examples to understand how scrum review, daily scrum etc are done. Overall a great course!!

The Video should be more interactive like a class room explanation , rather than reading through. Audio is not proper some times breaking and not able to identify the content explanation and question . Means not able to get exact concept.

Simplicity. Instructor is clear abd gets straight to the point which allows me to gain a full understanding of what im learning. The information is clear and concise and brings the concepts together. The trainer has really put an effort to expalain the concepts rather than just reading the slide contents. Whenever necessary, he has also provided inputs on what to expect on the exam from a certain process or knowledge area and how to answer.