Unogeeks Reviews 3

Unogeeks – Prasad (faculty) does not seem to have real-time experience. We do not recommend joining this institute, and we are disappointed with Prasad’s attitude.

It was the most unsuccessful investment. The educational materials were all incorrect and they contained errors, e.g., one of the teachers said that I needed to click 'Create Requisition' at one lesson, but the UI became totally different. No changes were made, and the blog was lifeless. As a result, when I followed along with the warehouse setup in the course, none of it was working because the training did not cover how to solve role-based access problems. As a consequence, my boss still believes that I have only junior role qualifications, though in fact, the course was just not presented in a way that would help me develop the necessary logistics skills. Nothing connected to the world as it is at present was introduced.

Unogeeks and their Oracle Recruiting Cloud training course, let’s admit the uncomfortable truth, are just using you to take your money -- not a dot of a dream of a glance of a chance of anything true talking. They are just pretending to give some EMI, job support, and personal mentoring (blah-blah-blah). The “manual EMI” was the main reason I liked the idea of joining. It was on the phone and they explained it properly: It was possible to pay by installments, and with no hassle. Nevertheless, during the last payment stage when I was in two minds, they kept on pressing me and made the process in a hurry. The outcome was that I paid for the full program, and my counselor was gone with the wind. No help. No check-ins. No support. They cut all the contact. The PRT is just a way to fool people. They say it is their way of helping students to get the job they want, but the fact is that the majority of students who complete the PRT are never contacted by Unogeeks.It's just a time-wasting process with no real effect. The study material is tasteless and uninteresting. There is no match with the current Oracle Recruiting Cloud in real life, and there is no real-world application. I'd suggest you not to trust the online reviews — I guess most of them are not real. I was one of the fools and I am sorry I fell for it.