79
out of 100
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Coursera Competitors
Coursera competitors include Udemy, Udacity, CreativeLive, NovoEd and New Mexico Tech. Coursera ranks 1st in CEO Score on Comparably vs its competitors. See below how Coursera compares to its competitors with CEO Rankings, Product & Services, NPS, Pricing, Customer Services, Overall Culture Score, eNPS, Gender and Diversity Scores.
CEO Rank
1st
eNPS Rank
3rd
Gender Rank
4th
Diversity Rank
3rd
Product Quality
4th
NPS Rank
2nd
Pricing Rank
2nd
Customer Service
4th
See Coursera Culture vs Competitors:
- 1st
CreativeLive82 / 100 - 2nd
Udemy76 / 100 - 3rd
Udacity75 / 100 - 4thCoursera74 / 100
- 5th
NovoEd55 / 100
Coursera Competitors at a Glance
CEO Ratings Comparison
Coursera's CEO Score Ranks 1st
73 Employees at Coursera rate Jeff Maggioncalda a 79 out of 100, which ranks them 1st out of Coursera's competitors. Last rating was months ago.
- 2nd
Ed MillerNovoEd77out of 1003 Employees at NovoEd rate Ed Miller a 77 out of 100, which ranks them 2nd out of Coursera's competitors. Last rating was months ago.
- 3rd
Chase JarvisCreativeLive75out of 10034 Employees at CreativeLive rate Chase Jarvis a 75 out of 100, which ranks them 3rd out of Coursera's competitors. Last rating was months ago.
- 4th
Greg BrownUdemy74out of 10057 Employees at Udemy rate Greg Brown a 74 out of 100, which ranks them 4th out of Coursera's competitors. Last rating was months ago.
- 5th
Gabe DalportoUdacity58out of 10025 Employees at Udacity rate Gabe Dalporto a 58 out of 100, which ranks them 5th out of Coursera's competitors. Last rating was months ago.
Product Quality Score Comparison
Coursera Ranks 4th in Product Quality Score
380 Customers rate Coursera's Product Quality Score a 3.9/5, which ranks it 4th against its competitors, below Udacity.
NPS Comparison
Coursera Ranks 2nd in Net Promoter Score
471 Customers rate Coursera's Net Promoter Score a 19, which ranks it 2nd against its competitors, below Udemy. Net Promoter score tracks customers' overall score to this question - “On a scale from 0-10, how likely are you to recommend Coursera to a friend?”.
Pricing Score Comparison
Coursera Ranks 2nd in Pricing Score
336 Customers rate Coursera's Pricing Score a 3.6/5, which ranks it 2nd against its competitors, below Udemy.
Customer Service Comparison
Coursera Ranks 4th in Customer Service
318 Customers rate Coursera's Customer Service a 3.5/5, which ranks it 4th against its competitors, below Udacity.
Overall Culture Score Comparison
Coursera Ranks 4th in Overall Culture Score
109 Employees rate Coursera's Overall Culture a 74/100, which ranks it 4th against its competitors, below Udacity. Overall Culture scores are aggregated from all of the questions employees at a company answer on Comparably.
eNPS Comparison
Coursera Ranks 3rd in Employee Net Promoter Score
75 Employees rate Coursera's Employee Net Promoter Score a 7, which ranks it 3rd against its competitors, below Udemy. Employee Net Promoter score tracks employees' overall score to this question - “On a scale from 0-10, how likely are you to recommend working at Coursera to a friend?”.
Gender Score Comparison
Coursera Ranks 4th in Gender Score
8 Employees rate Coursera's Gender Score a 52/100, which ranks it 4th against its competitors, below Udacity. The Gender Score tracks how positively women rate their experience at Coursera.
Diversity Score Comparison
Coursera Ranks 3rd in Diversity Score
13 Employees rate Coursera's Diversity Score a 68/100, which ranks it 3rd against its competitors, below Udemy. The Diversity Score tracks how positively diverse employees rate their experience at Coursera.
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