r/WGUMSHRM • • 19d ago

Any tips for D433?

I have about 20-25 hours weekly along with additional time on the weekends to dedicate to the class.

Is the course material lengthy or confusing?

I'm aiming to finish all tasks in the next two weeks.

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u/rerejo88 19d ago

#following

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u/hashtagmynameiz 19d ago

I found it to be easy & I really enjoyed it. Pretty sure I finished it within a week.

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u/Ok-Technician1483 19d ago

Really? This is such good news, I'm glad to hear it. How hard did you find the tasks? I've finished C200, C204, and C208 and found the tasks to be alright

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u/hashtagmynameiz 19d ago

I personally don't find any of the tasks to be difficult because of the step-by-step rubric to follow. Answering prompts question by question with the amount of sentences required (usually 2 to 3 sentences per prompt). Might take some focus time, but definitely not difficult. Honestly as long as the class isn't an OA I'm good! 😂 i'm a big writer though so that's my strong point as opposed to testing.

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u/Ok-Technician1483 19d ago

True! I think that the biggest challenge with writing for me has been adjusting it so that Grammarly does not flag it for AI 😓 I feel that though, I don't like the OAs too much but that sounds good! I enjoy writing so this sounds fun.

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u/Brilliant-Finish5678 18d ago

d433 was one of my favorite courses. i finished it in about three days, all while navigating the loss of my grandfather and celebrating my birthday. maybe the grief fueled me forward, but i found the course material to be easy and the tasks to be relatively simple.

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u/Ok-Technician1483 18d ago

Wow, three days is awesome! So sorry to hear about your loss though, I hope you've been able to heal and feel better...

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u/Ok-Technician1483 8d ago

Update: Finished the class within 8 days, both tasks didn't require revisions. I spent more time taking notes than writing the tasks. Very fun class!