Collaboration is not just the act of working together. It goes beyond that. Through collaboration, you can accomplish much more than what you would if you worked alone. Having the skills to communicate with the people you are working with and being able to work as a team towards your goal are just some of the skills you will learn in this course to help you collaborate effectively in the workplace. In today's day and age, collaborating as a group does not just mean being able to see and communicate with each other in person, collaborations are done virtually all the time. This short course will teach you about some of the obstacles you may face while virtually collaborating with people and how to overcome these barriers with teamwork. In order to collaborate successfully, you have to be able to recognize and apply different methods of communication. Collaborating involves working with other people, and when working with others you need to be able to understand their behaviors and how to effectively work together as a team in order to reach your goal. This short course will help you develop the foundational soft skills to enhance the way you collaborate with your team, others in your company, business partners, and clients. This course is part of the People and Soft Skills for Professional and Personal Success Specialization from IBM.
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It was a really informative and useful course for me
It was really an informative and instructor had really a good command over it.
The course material is very useful and relevant beyond professional or work settings.
The course provides valuable insights into effective collaboration, covering key barriers and offers practical examples. Overall, well-structured course to enhance collaborative skills.
Simplifies. It takes a lot of effort to say less and meaningful.
Given the complexity of the final exam, I believe more content during the instruction is appropriate.
Awesome way to learn about team and peer handling to have a successful outcome and make things happier at work as well as personal life. Thank you
Easy to navigate. Clean. Precise. Grateful the quizzes can be retried. My hope is to always be at 100%.
My knowledge base keeps broadening with every course I enroll to its completion, its a great feeling!
This was a good Course! I learned a lot about how to Collaborate Effectively in the workplace. From the different types of Virtual Collaboration and the human relationship issues.
This course has been extremely beneficial and has provided me with a wealth of information about collaborative work.
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It kept referring to these 'collaborative barriers' but never went into details on each one. What each one was or examples of each. It made it really difficult to follow along and to pass the quiz
The course is okay, but it doesn't talk much about communication barriers; it mostly talks about how to avoid communication barriers. Whereas, the quiz is entirely based on communication barriers. So, the test becomes very difficult, too specific in my opinion.
Awful "feedback" (incorrect/correct, no explanation provided), dull courses. Vague real-world scenarios that are not readily applicable.
Course introduced concepts such as collaboration barriers but not examples or explanations of each barrier. The quiz assessment tests on these barriers based on explanations not provided in the course.
Sorry for low rating, but even the content is valid the form of course is wrong, missing good examples, or even explanation, Content is not comprehensive and coherent. This discourage me to take other courses in this skill set.
It needs some more in depth materials
Very disappointed that the assessments were focused around something barely touched on in the course itself.
Awesome way to learn about team and peer handling to have a successful outcome and make things happier at work as well as personal life. Thank you
Most of the tests are about collaboration barriers, but the course never explained what they are.
Very basic and it's a robotic voice doing the talking. I was expecting better from IBM
This course has excellently highlighted the importance of collaboration. The way everything was explained made it very easy for me to digest.
This course has been extremely beneficial and has provided me with a wealth of information about collaborative work.
The course offers interesting material on effective collaboration and especially on good collaborative practices.
It does not give sufficient information and examples of not accepted behaviours although the final assessment focuses on these ones and does not cover other topics mentioned in the course like virtual collaboration.
No me gusto mucho porque la traducción en algunos temas no estaba, se nota el poco esfuerzo, ya que no tenía un instructor que me explique mejor el tema. ¡Falto calidad!
Seems like a course made by robots for robots. Most of the topics discussed are just common sense. Uninteresting in my opinion.
This course covers collaboration at a very shallow level and doesn't contain detailed case studies or suggestions.
It focuses on barriers to collaboration instead of how to collaborate successfully. Which is, I suppose, a way of instruction on collaboration . However it never goes into depth on the barriers in the material and then askes in depth questions on the quizzes. It feels like entire sections are missing.
Every quiz/test was entirely about Collaborative barriers. Six bulleted barriers were shown in one lesson. They were never defined or discussed, yet every assessment was based 100% on this information. I feel like an entire segment of this curriculum was missing.
Did not learn anything new. All of the questions were based on a single point (collaborative barriers) that was not even explained during the course. The videos were full of fluff and quotations that did not add anything of value.
This course doesn't teach you anything. I'm not sure how you can even call it a course... and I'm pretty sure this is just AI slop with topics like "fourth topic" or "reading: let's hear a story"