How is the track record of Udemy in terms of placements
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How is the track record of Udemy in terms of placements
According to me, Udemy is an excellent place to learn something without necessarily obtaining a job. You discover for yourself. And if the skill you learn and master is required by the companies, they will hire you with confidence. There are two options from here:
1.) Learn a skill (or skills) that you are interested in. Then look for companies that require those skills and apply.
2.) Reverse approach; if you know a company (or companies) that you really want to work for, research their most recent job description and determine what skills they are looking for. Learn it and use it.
Bro seriously Udemy courses can be created by anyone. Consider that for a second. The existence of a course on the subject XYZ does not necessarily imply that it is a good course, and it is unlikely that your prospective employer will search for course XYZ by author X on Udemy to determine whether it is a good course.
Although many courses include nothing more than recycled information, I don’t want to disparage those who have created them. Do I believe that enrolling in classes will be beneficial for you personally?
I do, for sure. You ought to constantly be expanding your knowledge. However, what happens next is more crucial.
Hello, I see you’re undecided about whether or not to purchase a course on Udemy. To be honest, and in my opinion, it depends on the company for which you are interviewing.
If a company requires your skills, they can hire you even if you completed your certification through Udemy or another online course provider platform. If it isn’t, they will ask for certification from a Physical Institute or another government-approved institute.