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I paid US$799 for this PCB design training course expecting a genuinely skilled, experienced instructor. What I got instead was deeply disappointing, and honestly not worth the money. The trainer was routinely unprepared — building slides live during class instead of coming with material ready, and spending entire sessions "figuring things out" on the spot rather than teaching. On multiple dates (30 Jun, 1 Jul, 30 Jul, 5 Aug, 6 Aug, 26 Aug) I sat through hour-long sessions that ended with nothing actually resolved — including one where the trainer promised to demonstrate porting a PCB design into a thermal analysis tool and simply couldn't do it, wasting the entire class. On top of that, the trainer failed to show up or was significantly late multiple times (23 Jun, 30 Jun, 14 Jul, 22 Jul), always with a new excuse. I gave this company every chance to fix things. I raised detailed, constructive feedback repeatedly (19 Jun, 30 Jun, 7 Aug) and was told each time it would be addressed. Nothing changed. When I finally asked for a refund, their response was to offer two more sessions with the same trainer — completely missing the point — and then they stopped replying to me altogether. For US$799, I expected competence and professionalism. I got neither. I would not recommend this course to anyone, and I'd think twice before trusting this company with your money.

Uses spam for marketing—posting to random technology forums with fake (probably AI) posts that include links to their service. I haven't used the service, but this suggests the company is pretty shady.

I had high expectations for this course and believed that it would be the perfect solution for me to transition to a development team that is operating according to the Agile methodologies. Instead, I realized the exact opposite. The teacher was the biggest problem, to be honest, because he spent almost all the time talking about his 'so-called' professional career and less about the subject matter. The 'case studies' were just rudimentary problems of the team and not at all related to any actual Scrum issues. My question regarding the implementation of frameworks such as SAFe or LeSS was met with a negative answer since the teacher told me 'I was wasting time talking about things that were not even good or true in regard to Scrum' and to move on to the next topic. That said, I didn't expect that the employer in the job interview would seriously go into these topics; hence, I was surprised to see that the interview process turned into a face-to-face interrogation, and I was left without the interviewers questions answered. It makes me feel like my certification is not worth it at all - I am sure no boss will recognize it in this way.

This Flutter course came across as a fraud. The instructor himself was using modules with deprecated packages and was always talking about fixing it 'in the next stages' although no corrections were made. The final task was to build a to-do app, a simple thing which was possible to do for even me following a 10-minute tutorial. When I approached them with my issues with Navigator 2.0, they gave me a daunting reply, asking me to 'figure it out.' The career support was represented by a single PDF file with several generic resume recommendations. Now, I am still in the situation where I am not able to find companies that will hire me simply because the course did not go beyond the basics of widgets. Don't waste your money, as this is not education, it's theft.

The course went downhill from the very beginning. The trainer barely talked about a technical side of Rails MVC architecture, and all I got after inquiring about ActiveRecord associations was a link copied from the Rails guide. The practical sessions were using Rails 5 while the community already had a full-time job with Rails 7. The courses lacked interaction, no help with solving the bug, only pre-recorded videos from 2018. By the time I had completed the course, I couldn’t even come up with the idea of building a basic CRUD app without using my mobile phone to Google every step. I was not at all prepared for my internship interview since I didn’t know how to implement JWT auth, which was never included in the course.

This course was a hammer blow to my image in data science. The person who was delivering the instruction lacked the necessary skills for the job, and the only thing he did was gurgle through the lectures while we were dealing with broken Jupyter notebooks. It happened that the main topics – SQL joins and data visualization – were omitted. When I got to the point where I was applying for data junior positions, I was not able to pass all the technical exams. The interviewers were literally dumbfounded by my answer that was “I don't know what a pivot table is”. The so-called ‘career support’ just turned out to be a template taken from LinkedIn. Instead of getting employed, I wasted several months going through everything again by the help of Youtube videos. I will never ever do this again.

This was hands down the worst professional training I have ever attended. The instructor was condescending and unapproachable, making it impossible to learn in a supportive environment. The course material was poorly prepared, with countless typos and outdated information. When I brought up these issues, I was ignored and told to focus on what was important. The lack of professionalism from both the instructor and the support team was shocking. To make matters worse

IgmGuru has the most misleading practices I've ever encountered. They mark courses as viewed even if you just browse their content! I purchased the Certified Scrum Developer course but didn't even begin the actual lessons due to their clunky interface and lack of promised features. When I asked for a refund, they refused, citing their bogus viewed status. It's outrageous that a company like this can operate with such shady practices.