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Parallel 5 star review I have never wanted to write a 5 star review more than I do so now. Let me explain, I have had an issue with my external monitor where it would keep flickering on and off for the past year. I contacted Parallel today and was so so fortunate to get advice from Vashish. He was amazing. He went above and beyond to solve my problem. Normally I hate contacting support helplines because they rarely help you but Vashish was different. He made sure he tested everything out with me and was on hand to answer all my burning questions. I genuinely can't thank him enough. If you are lucky to get on a call with him, just know any problem you have he will fix. Thank you so much again Vashish. You are the best!
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Woe betide anyone who needs to contact the National Trust for any reason. After over a month and contacting them 3 times, I have still received no response. Automated response says up to 2 weeks. Was on hold for over 45 minutes to talk to someone on phone who then didn't help me. Pointless contacting them. Will take your money and ignore you if you need help.
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I visited Nymans today with a group of friends some members some not. I was disappointed at the entrance to find I was not able to include a guest ( I have been a member for many many years but not used membership). As a member of the RHS I am able to admit a guest. I have to say that this policy is short sighted on your part as the guest may decide to take a membership themselves and it is at least another person to use the cafe shop etc. my friend tried to pay her entry but was bombarded by your staff member who would not accept no for an answer. She kept on and on about taking a membership or paying to get in and paying more for a donation. To the point where I had to say ‘what part of no do you not understand’ It was like being sold a time share. Clearly your staff are on a bonus for signing up new members but it is a most unpleasant experience for your members and their guest. Whilst you may think this policy is beneficial I can assure you it’s not and you make people question why they are bothering. Please address this unhelpful attitude and return our visits to the extremely pleasant experience they should be. Marian Wallbank
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Review of google
Google are pretty good at what they do. I've founnd Gemini in particular to be really useful. Don't know what their people are like as I've never interacted with annyone so this review is just about thier products, which are at the top of the tree technically. Search is getting evenn better with the addition of AI intros. Their productivity suite does the job for me better than the equivalent desktop offerings. Developer wise they are as good as any big complicated platform so I suppose five stars again though I hate the way sotfware has gone because of security and interoperability requirements.Overall ecellent!
Review of coursera
I initially made a free account to 'audit' a course and take it for free because I was interested in the material and about halfway through, because I was enjoying it, I signed up for the paid version because this course along with 4 others combined for a full certificate once they were all complete. And if I'm spending the time on this anyway I may as well do a little resume padding while I'm at it, but I'm not exactly expecting this cert to be the thing that sways an employer. I'm treating it more like a gag than anything.I went into this expecting a very baseline introduction to the material that I can use to springboard into more serious programs. I think I definitely got that and a little more. I could absolutely nitpick some individual videos quality, maybe some outdated information here and there, but overall I think I had a pretty good experience.It IS expensive, and I did game the system and finished the courses as fast as possible and saved all the material for later viewing so I only paid for 2 months when the full certificate should have taken 10. And I think if I paid for the full 10 months (around $400) I would be a little more upset, because I'm sure no one actually gives a damn about this certificate from coursera, but at the end of the day I was here for fun and to get an introduction to the material.So overall, I say around 3 to 4 out of 5.Are you getting what you pay for? I think that REALLY depends on the course, who's teaching it, how much effort did THEY put into that course and the material, what are your goals by taking that course and so on. And those are all things that you have to decide for yourself and do the research on.My specific cert was the google IT support specialist certificate. I originally signed up just for the networking class to take for free. This cert was good quality, which you would expect from google. But I'd give a heads up that it's content is several years old now and my only real complaint is it doesn't say that ANYWHERE, so you have no real way of knowing how old a given course is to gauge if it's up to date or not. If you're learning something like cooking that doesn't really matter, but anyone looking at fast moving fields I would be a little more cautious before you purchase it.
Review of google
Google are pretty good at what they do. I've founnd Gemini in particular to be really useful. Don't know what their people are like as I've never interacted with annyone so this review is just about thier products, which are at the top of the tree technically. Search is getting evenn better with the addition of AI intros. Their productivity suite does the job for me better than the equivalent desktop offerings. Developer wise they are as good as any big complicated platform so I suppose five stars again though I hate the way sotfware has gone because of security and interoperability requirements.Overall ecellent!
Review of coursera
I initially made a free account to 'audit' a course and take it for free because I was interested in the material and about halfway through, because I was enjoying it, I signed up for the paid version because this course along with 4 others combined for a full certificate once they were all complete. And if I'm spending the time on this anyway I may as well do a little resume padding while I'm at it, but I'm not exactly expecting this cert to be the thing that sways an employer. I'm treating it more like a gag than anything.I went into this expecting a very baseline introduction to the material that I can use to springboard into more serious programs. I think I definitely got that and a little more. I could absolutely nitpick some individual videos quality, maybe some outdated information here and there, but overall I think I had a pretty good experience.It IS expensive, and I did game the system and finished the courses as fast as possible and saved all the material for later viewing so I only paid for 2 months when the full certificate should have taken 10. And I think if I paid for the full 10 months (around $400) I would be a little more upset, because I'm sure no one actually gives a damn about this certificate from coursera, but at the end of the day I was here for fun and to get an introduction to the material.So overall, I say around 3 to 4 out of 5.Are you getting what you pay for? I think that REALLY depends on the course, who's teaching it, how much effort did THEY put into that course and the material, what are your goals by taking that course and so on. And those are all things that you have to decide for yourself and do the research on.My specific cert was the google IT support specialist certificate. I originally signed up just for the networking class to take for free. This cert was good quality, which you would expect from google. But I'd give a heads up that it's content is several years old now and my only real complaint is it doesn't say that ANYWHERE, so you have no real way of knowing how old a given course is to gauge if it's up to date or not. If you're learning something like cooking that doesn't really matter, but anyone looking at fast moving fields I would be a little more cautious before you purchase it.
Review of google
Google are pretty good at what they do. I've founnd Gemini in particular to be really useful. Don't know what their people are like as I've never interacted with annyone so this review is just about thier products, which are at the top of the tree technically. Search is getting evenn better with the addition of AI intros. Their productivity suite does the job for me better than the equivalent desktop offerings. Developer wise they are as good as any big complicated platform so I suppose five stars again though I hate the way sotfware has gone because of security and interoperability requirements.Overall ecellent!
Review of coursera
I initially made a free account to 'audit' a course and take it for free because I was interested in the material and about halfway through, because I was enjoying it, I signed up for the paid version because this course along with 4 others combined for a full certificate once they were all complete. And if I'm spending the time on this anyway I may as well do a little resume padding while I'm at it, but I'm not exactly expecting this cert to be the thing that sways an employer. I'm treating it more like a gag than anything.I went into this expecting a very baseline introduction to the material that I can use to springboard into more serious programs. I think I definitely got that and a little more. I could absolutely nitpick some individual videos quality, maybe some outdated information here and there, but overall I think I had a pretty good experience.It IS expensive, and I did game the system and finished the courses as fast as possible and saved all the material for later viewing so I only paid for 2 months when the full certificate should have taken 10. And I think if I paid for the full 10 months (around $400) I would be a little more upset, because I'm sure no one actually gives a damn about this certificate from coursera, but at the end of the day I was here for fun and to get an introduction to the material.So overall, I say around 3 to 4 out of 5.Are you getting what you pay for? I think that REALLY depends on the course, who's teaching it, how much effort did THEY put into that course and the material, what are your goals by taking that course and so on. And those are all things that you have to decide for yourself and do the research on.My specific cert was the google IT support specialist certificate. I originally signed up just for the networking class to take for free. This cert was good quality, which you would expect from google. But I'd give a heads up that it's content is several years old now and my only real complaint is it doesn't say that ANYWHERE, so you have no real way of knowing how old a given course is to gauge if it's up to date or not. If you're learning something like cooking that doesn't really matter, but anyone looking at fast moving fields I would be a little more cautious before you purchase it.
Review of google
Google are pretty good at what they do. I've founnd Gemini in particular to be really useful. Don't know what their people are like as I've never interacted with annyone so this review is just about thier products, which are at the top of the tree technically. Search is getting evenn better with the addition of AI intros. Their productivity suite does the job for me better than the equivalent desktop offerings. Developer wise they are as good as any big complicated platform so I suppose five stars again though I hate the way sotfware has gone because of security and interoperability requirements.Overall ecellent!
Review of coursera
I initially made a free account to 'audit' a course and take it for free because I was interested in the material and about halfway through, because I was enjoying it, I signed up for the paid version because this course along with 4 others combined for a full certificate once they were all complete. And if I'm spending the time on this anyway I may as well do a little resume padding while I'm at it, but I'm not exactly expecting this cert to be the thing that sways an employer. I'm treating it more like a gag than anything.I went into this expecting a very baseline introduction to the material that I can use to springboard into more serious programs. I think I definitely got that and a little more. I could absolutely nitpick some individual videos quality, maybe some outdated information here and there, but overall I think I had a pretty good experience.It IS expensive, and I did game the system and finished the courses as fast as possible and saved all the material for later viewing so I only paid for 2 months when the full certificate should have taken 10. And I think if I paid for the full 10 months (around $400) I would be a little more upset, because I'm sure no one actually gives a damn about this certificate from coursera, but at the end of the day I was here for fun and to get an introduction to the material.So overall, I say around 3 to 4 out of 5.Are you getting what you pay for? I think that REALLY depends on the course, who's teaching it, how much effort did THEY put into that course and the material, what are your goals by taking that course and so on. And those are all things that you have to decide for yourself and do the research on.My specific cert was the google IT support specialist certificate. I originally signed up just for the networking class to take for free. This cert was good quality, which you would expect from google. But I'd give a heads up that it's content is several years old now and my only real complaint is it doesn't say that ANYWHERE, so you have no real way of knowing how old a given course is to gauge if it's up to date or not. If you're learning something like cooking that doesn't really matter, but anyone looking at fast moving fields I would be a little more cautious before you purchase it.
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