The courses are well laid out and cut to the point, I have used pluralsight for a few months now and feel it has taught me many valuable skills that are relevant to my job role and material is frequently updated. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Having more practical labs would be useful and solidify the skills learnt. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The breadth and depth of the range of courses means that at pretty much every point I've hit a "there's a new or different tech I'm not familiar with" over the years I've been a subscriber there's been content to ease me into it and then to let me get into the nitty gritty of implementing a solution Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It can sometimes be difficult to find the content you're after, but I suspect that's more a problem of there being so much than anything else! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The sheer amount of content on Pluralsight Skills means I can almost always can find a course for the tech that i'm looking to learn. It's also easy to find that conent in the 1st place and return to where I was at a later date. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's a litttle confusing that they show content in seaches that is on A cloud Guru and don't offer any kind of discount of that site. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

With being for relatively a long time in the IT industry and mostly working on the same technology stack can make a person feel that they know it all. But the reality is that though the technology might be the same, the eco system has changed a lot and our adaption and learning should be continuos to stand out from the rest. Skills give us a very valuable assessment of where we stand. Especially with the degree of difficulty increasing when one answers a question correctly, brings out the best in an individual. The best part is that once we are done with the assesment, it does not leave us high and dry but speaks about our strengths and gaps and to top it it recommends courses (sometime clips) for us to go back and upskill ourseleves in the respective areas. The ability to retake it the second time is also a cool option so that the users can better their first attempt score. The view results is also another good option (most of the platforms dont do this so as to hide the questions) but it gives complete transparency . Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

With being very new to the platform, i am yet to find one. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are so many things to love about Pluralsight Skills ... from the ability for learners to benchmark skills through Skills IQs, to customized training based on skills performance, to the ability to show skills growth across the organization in a very quantifiable way, this is hands down the best technical learning platform. We also have a rockstart customer enablement team who ensured that we were prepared to implement training in an impactful and engaging way. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish our LMS could more easily integrate with Pluralsight Skills, but that is a limitation of our LMS and not Pluraslight. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

That a course exists for most of the skills i need to acquire quickly, within IT. Also that there are specific course routes to take, to learn the most on a subject. The courses are always thought through and very professional Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some courses are outdated, to a point that they are no longer useful, and there may not be newer courses on the subject. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Many things!

The Standard of the content is delivery.

The trainners they very capeble. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing at all. just a kind suggestion if possible would be good to have other languages available like Portugueses. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The Dashboard is really nice. you can view your teams progress and keep track of all the courses your team is working on. The Dashboard is very well though out and gives you all of the information you need quickly.

The reporting features are really handy as well. Its easy to pull reports and give to upper management on the usage stats and whatever else you need.

Another thing I really like is the multitude of classes in various formats which is nice.

We received the licenses right away and it was a breeze to setup and get going. We have over 11 users on our team and setup was just adding the name and email adress.

Plurasight sent the link and walked the user through getting started. It was very easy to get started and setup the teams. Our Account Rep was also very helpful when I needed additonal licenses and was quick to respond and help out.

The Goals, awards and achivements motivated our team members to keep studying cause who doesn't need a little competition especially when we have so much going on. The platform made it easy to incentivize our team members which increase the amount of time and days our members logged on and used the platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

They might have this already but we don't utilze the notifications so this might be just on us. It would be nice if email notifications were went to the team to help movitate team members to continue the trainings. Sometimes a little nudge goes a long way.

Because there is alot of course it would be nice to maybe have a guided wizard to help teams pick courses to work on based on industry or job functions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As an IT manager what I like most about Pluralsight is the ease of use for myself and my team. They also have some great training materials on every current technology. The instructors are knowledgeable, and the videos are easy to follow and understand. We are becoming a heavy Azure shop and their training videos have helped us tremendously. I can also easily monitor what my team is training on, and I can assign them training materials that is relevant to their job roles. Their customer support is also very helpful when we need them. They helped us out with deployment and implementing it in our environment and integrate into our authentication platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

So far the only issue I have is managing both their "Pluralsight" and "A Cloud Guru" portals separately. I have been told that they will eventually merge but it has been a while. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There's a lot of breadth to the course offerings in Pluralsight. It's a great resource for starting your learning in many areas of tech and business. The UI is very good and the analytic tools allow you to understand what course offerings are most important to your learners and adjust your approach in rolling out learning. It's good to see that in recent years, Pluralsight has put work into supporting certification study and hands-on labs. User / account management is very easy as well. Pluralsight have recently acquired A Cloud Guru, which is a great addition to the content for server and cloud development, infrastructure and CI/CD. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Once you've covered the basic learning in an area, it can be difficult to find more advanced content in most areas. The content varies a lot depending on the subscription tier you're enrolled in, and it's difficult to get an understanding of the differences without trying out the different tiers or doing a lot of digging online. It's also frustrating when you search for a topic, find a course listing, then see that it's not available in the subscription tier you're using - I'd prefer that it not show up if I can't use it, and realize that this is a prompt for the user to upgrade their subscription. Their pricing model ends up being fairly complicated when considering add ons like labs and SSO (single sign-on), requiring more time/planning when working to roll out Pluralsight Skills. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.