I've been thinking a lot about how people actually learn when they take online courses on platforms like Scaler, UpGrad, Intellipat, Coursera, or Udemy.
And here’s something I’m really curious about:
What are the biggest challenges you face during these courses?
Do you get stuck midway and lose motivation?
Do assignments feel disconnected from real-world work?
Is it hard to find someone to guide you when you’re stuck?
Do you wish there was a way to apply what you’re learning to actual projects?
Why do so many people feel underprepared for interviews, even after finishing top-rated courses?
I’d love to hear from you — whether you’ve taken just one course or ten.
Drop your thoughts in the comments. Your experience might help shape something new I’m working on!
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