I like how there is real life working product owners that share their experience as a Product Owner, it's very insightful and engaging .

Great intro to understanding what a Product Owner role is.

One of the things I really appreciated was how well-structured the course is. It walks you through key responsibilities in a way that makes sense, and the real-world examples help connect theory to practice. The emphasis on prioritization, communication, and continuous improvement really drives home what it takes to be an effective Product Owner. Plus, it reinforces the importance of user feedback and making data-driven decisions—two things that are critical in Agile product development. That said, I think the course could have gone a bit deeper in some areas. It touches on important topics like scaling Scrum and measuring product success, but I would have liked more advanced strategies and maybe even some hands-on exercises to really bring the concepts to life. More interactive elements, like case studies or real-world problem-solving scenarios, would have made the learning experience even stronger. Overall, this is a great course for anyone looking to step into a Product Owner role or improve their understanding of Scrum from a business perspective. If you're brand new to Agile, you'll get a ton out of it. If you're already experienced, you might find some sections a bit basic, but it's still a solid refresher on the core responsibilities of the role.

Great information and expertise from professionals on the field!

Love this course.

Excellent Course

Excellent Course

Repetitive basic topics not much gain from it. I think needs to provide slides for download with summary of topics for learning afterwards

i think a few things like backlog management were missing but good for introductions

Quite loaded with info but I kind of expected something more than that.

Although it started with straightforward skills for a PO, the later parts of the course were very vague and did not contain material of real substance when learning how best to "Unleash Scrum". This could have been reduced down into a 1 pager+hearing from the experts.