I found concentrating challenging after hearing my professor left our country to avoid the Viet Nam War. Especially after knowing his father was a General and he was raised in a military family. I was raised in a military family and feel very close to Republican Patriotism. At least your father could forgive your lack of patriotism when so many proud young brave American names were listed every night on the news of the deaths taken in the Viet Nam War.

The course could share a miscellaneous of texts and videos outside the Coursera community

That's a good course but some videos are not enough clear.

Interesting, but not deep enough, maybe.

Ok course.

When I am taking a course from Wharton school, and from adult learning perspective, more is expected than simply small lectures and few activities. Some areas that I see this may be improved...

1) Latest evidence based support (few articles/papers) on achievement and satisfaction (Success both parameters). This is widely discussed field as subjective and objective career success.

2) In addition to SAME - better instruments/scale those are easily available online.

3) Some better links to career related articles from Harvard/California management review or organization dynamics on the topics covered.

Some interesting points for thought, but there is also a lot of stating the obvious (like the trade-off between chasing success versus feeling content with what you have). If you have already set reasonable goals (such as "getting a promotion at work") this course won't help you make a realistic plan of achieving it.

Slow. Drawn out. Ineffecient. Wordy.

Not worth it lost 2grands BDT

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