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Cassie Kozyrkov

Cassie Kozyrkov

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Alumni reviews

PEDRO

Live cohort
Executive manager · AXIA ENERGIA

Decision-Making with ChatGPT

Extremely disappointing experience. The course was poorly organized, with contradictory information about the schedule, live sessions, and available content. After weeks of emails, I discovered that the very limited material I could access was actually the entire course — completely different from what I expected when I purchased it.

Winnie

Live cohort
Consultant · Found & Fuel

Decision-Making with ChatGPT

Highly informative with foundational decision making insights. I enjoyed the teaching style with ready-to-use tips, real world simple examples and a touch of humor.

Dušan

Live cohort
Head of Business Intelligence & Data Analytics · parfumdreams & Niche Beauty

Decision-Making with ChatGPT

I highly recommend this course to anyone looking to go beyond a surface-level understanding of decision-making. The Q&A session is definitely a highlight.

Martin

Live cohort
Agile Coach · ProSiebenSat.1 Tech & Services GmbH

Decision-Making with ChatGPT

I liked the guiding question to each topic. In combination with the videos it helped a lot to dive into the topic.

Wayne

Live cohort
Risk Manager · DRA

Decision-Making with ChatGPT

I found the course to be highly valuable and genuinely enjoyable. The presenter deserves particular recognition. Her energy really made a big impact during the course, but what stood out most to me was the depth of experience and judgement that she brought to the discussions. Rather than simply explaining methods, she consistently explored the reasoning behind them and the context in which they should be applied. For me, this was the distinguishing feature of the course. I came away learning not only the subject matter, but also a great deal from observing how an experienced practitioner approaches complex problems. . Many professional courses focus primarily on processes, templates, or prescribed techniques. Those elements were certainly covered, but the discussions regularly stepped back to consider the wider concept