More basic than I was expecting, I suppose it is an introductory to the specialization.

More of history than anything else.

Low amount of new learnings.

Good content but needs updating to 2020 not 2015!

It is a very short program.

The examples were outdated.

missing content.

Too much history

I had rated this course 4 star earlier but, I am downgrading it to 2 star now as the course managers - coursera + CBS seem to have abandoned the coursera while the program is still running and being charged upwards of hundreds of dollars.

The final peer assignment date has passed by close to 2 weeks and the grading process is not completed, neither there is any communication from course managers about the same.

Very disappointing from Coursera and CBS. For free, the course may be still useful as early introduction to strategy but as paid course, refrain for the time being.

My earlier review below.

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Delivery of the course - presentation, videos, sequencing and articles for each video are very well organized and executed. Referring cases studies is good as well.

However, the material seems simplified and is very much a basic course and not intermediate or advanced course.

Additionally, the quizzes are very simple and have ample room to increase the difficulty level in order to make the course more challenging.

Great start. Many promises. But week 3 and 4 go in a wrong direction. Instead of speaking about Strategy - author goes into unrelated fields. Trash bins as a reference of a new strategical approach - misses a point that it is not a mass product. What strategical decisions did it involve that were not related to marketing? Almost none. Strategy is much, much wider term. Regarding new tendencies... Globalization has happened yesterday... Today it's time to open new horizons in relation to application of IT solutions to management problems. After AlphaGo proved that a computer program is more skillful in a complex game of GO than one of the top human players - it will not take much to the next step - strategical decision making on a corporate level. What companies need to do today? Infrastructure - probably. New organizational structure? - Definitely.

Around 80% of the links given to third-party websites such as Forbes, Economic times, Youtube and more are unavailable or removed—also, some links allow you to buy a subscription to read those articles. The instructors need to update this outdated course and put some effort into writing the content on the course not redirecting to third-party websites where they have no control over the availability of content.

I found this course abit too basic and theoretical with frequent reference to a toilet brush production business

A bit light in terms of content, this probably could have been condensed down into 2 lessons.

I really don't like the interactive assignments set in this course.

The resources and content are quite out of date

The course is very interesting but there is a problem with the quizzes, it doesn't accept correct questions. If needed I can provide a screen shot of the problem in one of the quizzes. Hope that all this will be fixed and I'll be able to take the course again.

i found a free course with certification ... the page never say anything about payment to continue.. bad thing!

Its probably the least infomative course on coursera

i didnt get certificate

worst.