Ascendient LearningReviews of exitcertified.com

Trained Well.

This class is a very comprehensive education on Infosphere CDC. The course as of this writing, spans three 8-9 hour days, each day with a few 5 minute breaks and 20 minutes for lunch. Unless you already have CDC experience you probably will not absorb all of the information. By hour 6 of every day, the words just start bouncing off. By the last day, I was burnt. That said, John is great. He answers specific questions about just about any situation the students throw at him and can really get in the weeds to a topic. just know, that when he does, it extends the day even longer, or you get less time for the labs. I had questions but by the time I got to ask them, I just wanted to get out of my chair. I feel that this would be better as a 5-hour class over five days. That would account for questions, issues with the labs, etc. Overall, I feel the class was a success. I learned a lot.

Great session. It will be great to have class video recordings available to access after the class.

Awesome instructor very knowledgeable and friendly.

Amazing i can recommend the courses! Learned a not very experienced instructors you can ask whatever you want and perfect preperation for you Journey and Exams! ;)

I would recommend ExitCertified to anyone wishing additional information or a baseline of knowledge for SI! The class was GREAT and I learned A LOT! Most days my head hurt with the information that I received (in a good way).

I thought the class was excellent. The instructor was very good at communicating the information. The non-technical examples were very helpful.

I wish course covered the planning and analytical side of planning analytics much more. i wasn't sure at times if the course was suppose to be strictly about reporting or not. Also, as an introductory course, I wish the course would cover how to set up and configure Planning Analytics (hierarchies, dimensions, elements, GL mappings, etc) in order to be able to create desired financial reporting formats (P&L, B/S, etc)...but to be fair was told that that was a different course. I just felt like there was another foundational element of this introductory course that was missing.