I was deeply moved by how sincerely you taught the students. AI felt a bit daunting and vague at first, but after hearing about ways to automate tasks, I really want to try applying it to my work. I plan to go through the lectures slowly and follow along. I’m leaving with a lot of confidence thanks to your encouraging teaching style, telling us that we can do it. You are the best instructor for teaching so kindly!! May I reach out to you if I have any questions? ^^

Honestly, I was amazed when I revisited the course. Usually in the online course market, even when students leave feedback in comments, most instructors just give formal responses like "I'll take note of that" and that's it, right? But instructor Kim Min-gyu is different. Seeing how he doesn't miss even the smallest concerns from students and perfectly reflects them by 'renewing' the course, I thought, "This person is truly serious about education." This is the first time I've seen an instructor who communicates so well and implements feedback so thoroughly. First of all, what I was most satisfied with was the clearly improved quality. The audio quality, which was slightly disappointing in the previous version, has been completely improved so the content sticks in my ears, and the flow and build-up of the course content has been organized much more systematically. I felt like he anticipated which points students would find difficult and addressed those areas. Thanks to the instructor's significantly upgraded delivery skills, my engagement increased by 200%. Especially the parts covering automation tools like Make.com and Chatling AI - honestly, these tools are easy to give up on when self-studying because you get exhausted just learning the features, but the instructor doesn't stop at explaining features and meticulously teaches insights on "how to actually deploy and utilize these features in real work." Thanks to this, I was able to immediately apply the work automation processes I had only vaguely thought about to my own work. As a result, I've already achieved the outcome of reducing about 30% of my total workload. In the time I would have spent wrestling with Excel before, I can now think about more productive planning or leave work on time. The instructor said he reduced his work by 70%, right? At first I thought, "Yeah, sure," but after reducing 30% myself, I'm confident that if I benchmark the instructor's know-how to the end, I can definitely achieve that 70% reduction too. If you want to work more efficiently and secure your own time, I recommend taking this course without hesitation. Instructor Kim Min-gyu, who continues to improve and communicate with students, thank you so much. I look forward to more great courses in the future!

This lecture is helpful for work automation.. If it's uploaded once a month at this price, wouldn't that be a great deal? Thank you.

This course is really... so necessary in the AI era... Thank you for the affordable price.. I thought this was a difficult feature that only developers use, but the principle is simpler than I expected. Especially, it was really tough to collect and organize progress reports scattered across different projects all at once, but I think I can solve this with this. Why did I only learn about this now? If I apply this course a bit more, it would also be possible to receive training applications through Google Forms, and after the training ends, automatically create certificates for people on the attendee list and send them via email, right? Ideas for how to utilize this keep coming to mind.

Thank you for the lecture.. It's really a course that reflects feedback and responds right away.. Consulting would be expensive if I hired someone.. but here, if I make requests, they upload once a month so I think I can request as much as I know Thank you

This seems to be the best automation course of the year. Thank you! It helped a lot with my work!

Hello, thank you for the great lecture. However, I am unable to download the lecture materials for Section 2. I would appreciate it if you could look into this.

I aim to leave work on time by benchmarking various automation cases.