Udemy Business Reviews

The main use case for our organization is to learn new courses, and there are some courses related to HR that we receive during onboarding. There are courses related to technical skills that we can learn through Udemy Business, so it plays a crucial role in that.

One specific example of a course I studied through Udemy Business is a technical course on Angular by Maximilian, which is a very large course of around 300 plus hours that I used to clear my basics and develop a keen understanding of how Angular should be used in an enterprise-level platform.

I have used Udemy Business for learning multiple HR-related videos including POSH-related videos and onboarding videos, which include the expected behavior of individuals in a company, how communication should be conducted, what things need to be learned before joining a team, how Scrum works, how standup is performed, and the different roles of users in an enterprise. For these topics, I watched multiple videos to get a keen understanding, which is great because Udemy Business provides these kinds of resources.

Our entire HR-related structure is built upon Udemy Business, so the courses HR provides align perfectly with Udemy Business courses. For example, there are courses on onboarding and behavioral skills necessary for teamwork, which HR integrates for us to learn sequentially.

Udemy Business offers multiple features such as tracking how many lessons you have completed and whether you have given the required assessments. It divides the content into modules which is very beneficial, and after each module, there is an assessment that checks your understanding of the topic, making your understanding clearer, better, and more functional.

When I was learning, particularly in the large Angular course, each module would have questions related to it, asking how a component is created or what the shortcut commands are. These concepts are initially difficult to remember, but when I started giving exams, I began to reconcile that information, leading to better retention and understanding as I worked in an enterprise culture.

Udemy Business has positively impacted my organization by significantly improving productivity and skill development. If individuals learn from scattered platforms like YouTube, the content is spread out, requiring them to watch videos from multiple creators. In contrast, Udemy Business provides modular courses that offer a clearer understanding.

The onboarding process has improved because previously people were gathering information from various platforms, but after using Udemy Business, we provided new hires with a course. They complete it, do the assessment, and acquire about ninety percent of the technical knowledge they need easily, allowing them to ask questions and clarify doubts with seniors afterwards.

I have learned a variety of valuable skills and certifications from Udemy Business, including Docker, Angular by Maximilian, SAP-related courses, React by Hitesh Choudhary, Kubernetes, and full-stack development by Angela Yu, among others.

There is a structured process for ongoing skill development and upskilling, where technical seniors identify the best courses based on team needs, such as transitioning to React Native, allowing for efficient training plans that suit our organization.

The AI capability of Udemy Business is very good, and its governance is strong as it tracks user engagement with the modules, checking if users complete them in time without skipping lectures.

The reliability and accuracy of output from Udemy Business are very great, at one hundred percent. The platform consistently provides perfect responses, eliminating the need for extensive searches for desired content, and the courses are frequently updated by their creators.

From a technical perspective, I feel that when learning Angular, having a code editor available alongside the course would allow for practical coding practice, which is essential since practice makes perfect. Being able to write the code while watching the video would greatly enhance the learning experience.

Another improvement I think could enhance the learning experience is creating a collaborative environment among colleagues, where they can compete with each other for scores. This competition can motivate individuals to push themselves and grow, fostering a productive learning atmosphere.

I have been using Udemy Business in my previous company and in my current company as well for around three years.

Udemy Business is quite stable in my experience.

Udemy Business demonstrates excellent scalability and can handle growth and increasing users easily. My company, with around three hundred members, utilizes it effectively, and Udemy Business accommodates billions of users monthly without failure.

The customer support for Udemy Business is very great, with a twenty-four seven policy ensuring replies.

I would rate the customer support a solid ten because it is very effective.

Before Udemy Business, we focused on content creation platforms including Coursera and YouTube, but after adopting Udemy Business, we aligned our efforts solely with it for better consistency.

I believe it was very easy for users in my organization to adapt to Udemy Business, as it is an interactive and user-friendly platform. You simply type in the course you need to learn, watch the modules in order, complete the assessment, and receive certification, making it a straightforward process.

I have definitely seen a return on investment with Udemy Business, particularly since it streamlines the learning process compared to previously searching multiple content creation platforms such as YouTube. We can now select one course and receive thorough coverage of the topic.

The pricing for Udemy Business is dynamic according to the courses purchased, and I found it quite reasonable. The setup is also straightforward, as Udemy Business provides credentials for our enterprise and allows us to create sub-accounts for sharing among users.

We evaluated other options, including Coursera and YouTube, before settling on Udemy Business.

If your company has more than fifty employees and you wish to establish a learning structure, then Udemy Business is a great platform to implement directly. I provide this review with an overall rating of nine out of ten.

My main use case for Udemy Business is searching for desired courses. When I have a need for new knowledge or new topics to work on, I search for them on Udemy Business, and one of the examples is embedded Linux using the Yocto project that I worked on.

Apart from manual search, I also use the learning path that is constructed by my company, and I follow the learning path to get the appropriate knowledge that the company decided is valuable.

The best features Udemy Business offers are a wide range of different learning platforms for the topics that can be searched on, and especially for all levels of knowledge, from the beginners' basic content to some specific topics.

The variety of topics and levels has helped me greatly. When I'm new to a topic, I always search for basics and beginner content, and for more experienced topics, I use specific narrow courses, such as embedded Linux using Yocto, because I was already familiar with embedded Linux and Ubuntu, but I had never worked with Yocto specifically. This was an amazing opportunity for me to learn about Yocto.

Udemy Business has positively impacted my organization by providing the ability for everyone to get to the same level that the company expects. It is not team-specific; rather, it provides a person-to-person ability to search and deliver something that each person needs that is specific for them.

Faster onboarding is the most evident benefit. The knowledge gained through Udemy Business allows certain people to reach the needed level, and in my example, I noticed that I got a faster introduction to topics specific to the field that the company works on.

I am not really sure how Udemy Business can be improved. I have nothing to add about the needed improvements, even small things that might make my experience better.

I have been using Udemy Business for one and a half years.

I would advise others looking into using Udemy Business not to be shy and not to think that something cannot be found because it contains many different topics and different video materials to cover everything. I encourage people to explore it and use it, finding something suitable for their needs.

I would rate my overall experience with Udemy Business a ten out of ten.

My main use case for Udemy Business is for learning and the courses. Sometimes I use Udemy Business to learn about specific technologies or things related to game development.

Udemy Business helps everybody learn across the organization positively. I enjoyed seeing other people use Udemy Business to their advantage.

The best feature Udemy Business offers is the comprehensive course selection. When I say comprehensive course selection, I don't have a particular area or type of content that stands out to me, but in general, whenever I need to look for something, I can usually find it.

I don't have any ideas on how Udemy Business can be improved. I feel pretty satisfied regarding improvements such as more advanced filtering, better progress tracking, or more interactive content.

I have been using Udemy Business for under a year.

Udemy Business is stable.

Udemy Business scalability is fine.

I am not sure about the customer support of Udemy Business.

Negative

I have not previously used a different solution.

I was not involved in the experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing of Udemy Business.

It's hard to measure whether I have seen a return on investment regarding time saved or improved skills.

I did not evaluate other options before choosing Udemy Business.

I don't have any advice to give to others looking into using Udemy Business. I feel pretty satisfied regarding improvements such as more advanced filtering, better progress tracking, or more interactive content. My review rating for Udemy Business is 8.

I have been using Udemy to take courses, particularly one focused on Google's programming language. Although I have not completed the course due to time constraints, I find the platform excellent for self-paced learning without the need for an instructor to be present one-on-one.

Udemy provides the opportunity for hands-on experiences. There are labs available for users to run so that they can experience the real thing, not just the theory. This allows them to encounter real-life situations and learn how to handle them effectively.

The platform could improve by classifying courses into beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. Additionally, collaborating with governing bodies to offer certifications from original organizations like Cisco would be beneficial.

I would rate the stability of Udemy as eight out of ten. 

The platform offers a variety of courses, unlike others which focus on specific subjects. The course certification is instructor-based and not linked to the official bodies involved in those courses.

Udemy is not currently a scalable solution since it offers a wide array of courses without relying on a single product or service. As such, scaling is not necessary in their unique category.

I have never contacted Udemy support as I haven't encountered any issues requiring support during my courses.

Neutral

In my current organization, users mainly use Code Cloud, LinkedIn Learning, and Microsoft's learning platform due to our focus on Azure. Prior to joining my current workplace, I used Udemy since it was less expensive and provided a variety of courses.

The setup for Udemy is straightforward.

Courses on Udemy are less expensive compared to other platforms, allowing learning at one's own pace.

For those passionate about computing, networking, or programming, Udemy is one of the best platforms to choose. It offers affordable courses that you can take at your own pace. I did not have any issues using Udemy. 

I would rate Udemy Business ten out of ten.

The tool's main purpose is to enhance learning and responsiveness across the organization. We focus on making technology learning more convenient for employees. It provides resources for learning platforms like Oracle, AWS, and Microsoft Azure. Our goal is to promote learning from anywhere.

The main advantage of Udemy Business is its region-based learning. For example, if a learner from India wants to learn technology, they can find instructors from India who understand their learning style and thought process. This makes learning easier and more relatable. Additionally, Udemy Business is a global platform, so learners can access courses from instructors worldwide. A person from the USA or someone with a higher skill set can create videos. Another advantage is the range of available courses, with no limitations on what you can learn. You can get the right content for the specific technology. 

One area for improvement is ensuring that courses are updated regularly. Often, courses are not updated according to the schedule mentioned by the instructors. It would be beneficial if Udemy Business had a process to evaluate and ensure timely course updates.

Udemy Business' remote support needs to be more reliable. Also, some courses are not well-rated or commented on, but they are still good. Currently, courses need more than a 4.5 rating and a certain number of comments to be included, which excludes some good courses. It should define rules to include these courses on request without ignoring rating settings. However, this is challenging because it could be misused by instructors or course providers.

I have been using the product for two years.

The system is generally stable, with minimal downtime experienced. Occasionally, there may be issues with the API, but these are promptly addressed by the organization's response team. Overall, stability is not a major concern, but the organization's internal team needs to be adequately skilled in maintaining the learning portal.

Udemy Business is scalable. 

The tool's support can be both proactive and slow. It depends on the person dealing with the support.

Positive

The tool's deployment is easy. It can integrated into our platform using APIs. Learning access took just a few minutes, and the implementation was completed within hours. However, the key factor is not the deployment time but how the learning portal is integrated with the organization's existing infrastructure. Integrating with Udemy Business' API is not particularly challenging; the focus lies on maintaining the organizational learning portal.

The number of people needed for deployment and maintenance depends on the project's scale and goals. Typically, a team of engineers is required to handle the deployment and ongoing maintenance of the learning portal.

The system provides good value for its cost, as evidenced by its widespread adoption across organizations of various sizes. Whether it's mid-level or high-level organizations, many are implementing it. Pricing is based on subscriptions and the number of users.

I rate the overall product a nine out of ten. The first step is to define your organizational goals for using the learning platform.  Instead of simply providing hyperlinks, integrating courses into the organization's portal interface enhances convenience. Integration should be without multiple tabs opening or complex navigation.

We use the solution for training purposes. We use it to train our users.

The solution enables us to train our users. It helps them be aware of cyber attacks. The solution shows steps to understand how it happens. We do not have to worry about any cyber attacks. We can concentrate on our work. The UI is fine.

The stability could be improved. The courses must be more clear. It must provide more explanations in a simple format. It will help the user understand the topic easily and quickly. The tool must be made easier for new users. New users might not get used to the product that easily.

I have been using the solution for a few months.

I rate the product’s stability a seven out of ten.

I rate the product’s scalability an eight out of ten. It handles the increase in the number of users pretty well. We have around 250 users. The tool is used regularly in our organization. The usage will increase if the number of users increases.

The setup is reasonably straightforward.

Our IT team deploys the tool.

The training platform helps us learn and get used to our tasks.

We must pay a license for the solution.

I haven’t had any problems with the product. I did not notice any AI functions in the tool. I have used other cloud-based solutions. I will recommend the solution to others. The product is stable and reliable. We must use it more often to benefit from it. Overall, I rate the tool an eight out of ten.

The tool's most valuable feature is its cloud computing content. While Udemy Business offers training and knowledge across various areas, I use it for cloud computing technologies. Many videos and tutorials are available on this topic, which benefits me.

It provides assessments after courses and links to additional resources for areas where improvement is needed. I appreciate that once you purchase a course, it remains available forever, allowing you to revisit it whenever you have free time.

The GUI is nice, with videos and content on the right side and comments at the bottom. I haven't encountered any challenges with the user interface. The course quality is also good, and the platform is easy to navigate. 

The benefit of using Udemy Business is that you can learn about new technologies. Sometimes, vendor-specific documentation can be lengthy and challenging to understand. Udemy Business courses condense this information into two- to three-hour sessions focusing on the most important topics and key points. This approach helps you remember and enhance your knowledge.

While most videos have good audio quality, some could be improved.

I have been using the product for more than six years. 

I haven't encountered any scalability challenges with the platform. I haven't experienced any video playback or loading issues, so performance seems scalable.

I've contacted technical support once and found it good overall. They were knowledgeable about the platform and how it works.

I've used multiple learning portals before. What I appreciate about Udemy Business is that there are no monthly charges. You can even try a trial class before deciding to purchase the full course.

The solution's setup is straightforward. It's all online, accessed through a web page. No setup is required; log in to the portal and use it. 

You can purchase individual courses and complete them at your own pace. If you want to explore more topics, you can purchase additional courses. It's a one-time purchase for each course, not a monthly subscription.

It's a great learning tool with many videos covering the latest technologies. They often offer good discounts, making it affordable for students. However, the content sometimes remains basic and may not reach expert levels. Still, considering the price point, it's suitable for starting to learn a new technology.

 It's a great platform for anyone starting to explore the latest technology. You can choose courses and receive feedback. Plus, discounts are often available, sometimes up to 90 percent off, making it affordable for youngsters.

I rate the overall product a nine out of ten.

I primarily use the solution for IT training across numerous categories. For instance, if I am working on certain projects where additional knowledge or skills are needed, I will use Udemy Business to join a suitable course to gain basic knowledge.

I am only able to gain in-depth knowledge through hands-on experience because, just like courses on Udemy Business, I haven't come across tutorials even on other platforms that are capable of providing in-depth and practical knowledge on certain topics or skills. For instance, if a DevOps project arrives on which I will work, I use Udemy Business to brush up on my knowledge. 

Udemy Business is a great platform to start the learning curve for certain categories or topics. By offering short-duration courses, Udemy Business doesn't demand any long-term commitments. The courses are highly affordable, and I have never paid more than twenty dollars, so I don't face any big losses even if a course fails to deliver value. 

Udemy Business can improve by providing courses on the latest tech launches that might have been released in the last six months. The solution can witness a steep jump in subscribers once it includes more basic courses on the latest technologies or trends; it takes at least a year in most cases for professionals to get started learning with any new or latest tech solutions.

If Udemy Business can offer courses before the marketing understanding of the latest product flourishes or the demand for specific product skills increases, then the platform host can capture a major market.

Most of the market is moving towards SaaS or cloud platforms, and many users don't have access to the cloud for the cost, so Udemy Business can offer shared platform services where users can avail of practice sessions on specific products or tools. Along with the tutorial, if Udemy Business is able to partner with solution providers to provide the users with a hands-on experience, then it will be a complete package. 

I have been using Udemy Business for three years. 

I have used Udemy Business in Singapore and India, and at both these locations, I haven't faced any challenges with the stability. The platform depends on network connectivity for the smooth running of the tutorial videos. 

I use Udemy Business on my smartphone or laptop, and I haven't faced any challenges accessing the courses or tutorial videos. The quality of the videos on the platform is satisfying, and there are options to switch to higher resolutions as well. 

In my long-term usage, the need to contact customer support never arose. 

In another competitor, a Microsoft partner platform called Pluralsight, I had a terrible experience with a yearly subscription of $300 to $400. The major tech courses were outdated, except for a few relevant tutorials. Udemy Business offers greater transparency than Pluralsight.

For instance, if you are looking for a course on Azure Apps, Udemy Business will provide details about the course learnings prior to purchase, but on Pluralsight, they would just overpromise and wouldn't be able to deliver any latest tech tutorials. 

The web version of Udemy Business can be easily setup on smartphones. The mobile app from Udemy Business is quite straightforward and can be installed within five or ten minutes. Almost anyone can install the solution on their own, and not much maintenance is required; just some updates need to be installed from time to time. 

The platform offers decent pricing. Udemy Business often hosts discounts and offers. For the frequent discounts, I can almost every time purchase a course at a discount. I would rate the pricing a three out of ten. 

I believe Udemy Business is already utilizing the basic AI capabilities by analyzing user search queries and user behavior on the platform and suggesting similar course options. I would overall rate the product a seven out of ten.

I am still expecting courses on the latest or cutting-edge technologies like AI automation from the platform. I would advise the users of Udemy Business to be consistent with the platform and spend at least half an hour or a couple of hours on the availed courses. I would also advise others to check for discounts before purchasing on Udemy Business. 

We use the solution for personal development and skills upgradation.

The solution allows us to look at training at any time at our convenience. It has a mobile app, which we can easily access to take notes.

We have 24 hours of learning.

The solution could have a more user-friendly interface. You don't need to recommend the top-rated courses at the beginning of the minutes. We need to have a better customer experience in terms of navigation.

I have been using Udemy Business for three years.

I rate the solution's stability a nine out of ten.

There is no setup needed.

The solution justifies the pricing. Normally, they give discounts during the first two seasons.

The number of topics and courses being covered is good. The training materials are flexible, and they are regularly updated based on changes in that specific topic.

our course is good enough to complete the to take our own certification examined.

Everything fits the same. Udemy has a better list of the wide topics that are being covered.

We can upskill ourselves to keep in line with the industry's trends.

I rate the solution a nine out of ten.

Users can learn anything they want from the Udemy Business platform.

The Udemy Business platform has a list of courses and a dashboard. You can follow the courses you started and try to finish them. Udemy Business is very user-friendly and has a mobile app for the same platform.

The solution's customer support could be improved and made faster.

I have been using Udemy Business for seven to eight years.

I rate the solution’s stability a nine or ten out of ten.

Udemy Business is a scalable solution.

I tried contacting the solution's support team because some Rosetta Stone courses I needed were unavailable on Udemy Business. The support was not very quick, and I did not have a positive outcome in the end.

I previously used Lynda.com.

I suppose there is a license for the tool at the company level, but not for individuals.

You have a list of courses on Udemy Business, watch videos, and try to implement something on your machine. There's an integration between Udemy Business and another site, Degreed.com. We log in to that site and then into NaspersUdemy.com, the business platform.

I would recommend the solution to other users depending on the price. I wouldn't recommend it if it's on a personal plan, which costs a few dollars per month. I would recommend Udemy Business if the company offers it. The solution helps with whatever issue we are trying to solve for programming languages or personal development.

Overall, I rate the solution a nine out of ten.