I've used Pluralsight Skills for my team's training demands. All in all, I really recommend this as this provides a wide array of topics in software development and more. If you are looking for an effective way to learn programming languages with hands-on application, this is for you. Just bear in mind that this is not free so prepare your payment method.

1. Up-to-date topics related to software development, and other facets in technology 2. Accessible anywhere - You can access it through desktop, mobile browser, and its app 3. Recognized - You can link your certifications in LinkedIn 4. Certifications

1. Expensive 2. For free trial, still requires mode of payment

As a company, we use the Pluralsight platform to create learning paths for onboarding new employees and continue the learning experience for existing employees. This enables us to identify areas to encourage a learning culture and support employee development. I appreciate the constant notification of updates to course material and enhancements. It displays the dedication Pluralsight has in providing updated material in a fast past field and in turn helps me to communicate with the users to ensure they are aware of updates beneficial to their needs. The staff is quick in response time and displays an earnest interest in helping our company focus on where we want to be in with our Learning and Development platform.

The software provides an easy tool to identify learning paths for our employees and tailor them to the level of the employee's experience. It is well organized, easy to navigate and allows the employee access for continuous learning at their own pace. It also provides them with access to other areas of development outside of their current roles. We appreciate the analytics that allows us the opportunity to evaluate the progress and effort put forth in the usage of the product. We also appreciate the available tools to identify skill levels. We appreciate the new content that is continually being added and the visibility as to when the courses were created.

Using Pluralsight has been a good experience for our company and we haven't encountered any unfavorable aspects when working with the software.

1.Course content were managed properly. 2.It has facility to communicate with trainer through chat box. 3.Trainers who posted the online courses on Pluralsight are very much professional in their field.

Should add FAQ in each course content so that learner will have the answers to their question while learning.

The platform is very well organized. you can bookmark courses and it remembers where you left off the next time you log in. The downloaded material for coding along with the instructors making the learning process very interesting.

the vast library of videos with all sorts of technology from different sources. Courses in English with subtitles, in some courses, but very well spoken. The uniform sound for starting and finishing a module. The system to earn badges as per achievements accomplished. The ability to take an IQ test and assess where you are, in terms of the skills you need and the summary that helps identify what to strengthen.

The price could be a bit lower for individuals, beginners who are not sure that programming is their path in life.

Overall my experience with PluralSight has been very positive.

I really enjoy the ease of use of the PluralSight Web Site interface. That allows me to quickly search courses and add them to a Custom created Learning Channel. The course content is well organized and well broken up into manageable sections.

I have been fortunate that only a few courses the presenters audio was sort of difficult to make out. I had to turn on Close Captioning. One thing that I have noticed a little, that would definitely quickly cause me concern is not having available the latest content.

Listening to the courses gave me inspiration as well as great tips that often helped me reach highier levels of my career as a Software Engineer.

Knowledge is easily accessible through high quality content.

Leaves me a bit without a tool to plan long term - I used OneNote and Evernote for few years to keep track of past/in-progress/planned courses - I've given up a bit and got used to Channels - although they get a bit hard to use after exceeding 20-30 items on a list.

Have been using it for years and have learned a lot

The download and learning check features

Most courses are entry level, I would like more advanced/specialized courses

I have managed to upgrade my skills and track my progress

The features that I love most are: - Skills Assessment - which is a test that you take when beginning a study path and you can take again along the way to assess your progress.

It is very difficult to manage different learning paths

Overall, I have had great experience with the Pluralsight content and I think all software teams will benefit from doing their courses

I like the variety of the content related to software and programming. They also publish new content on newly released technologies and trending ones pretty much on a daily basis.

Sometimes, if you are looking for deep-dive learning in particular concepts like software architecture, specially more modern architectures, you will find there are gaps in the content

I love the portability! I can access Pluralsight everywhere I go; on my phone, tablet, and on web browsers. I enjoy many of the features, my favorite one being that I can download the course onto my devices. Pluralsight is an amazing study tool, I've passed two certification exams thanks to the great courses!

I wish that there was an auto-play option for web browsers.

Ease of navigation and the quality of the courses if great. It is a valuable tool for helping to train staff or letting them grow their knowledge in technical areas of interest.

More Google management courses or healthcare IT related courses would be appreciated.

The courses offered allow the user to stay on top of trends in their industry. This subscription is well worth the cost to my company. It is so much easier to take one of your classes than to attend an onsite training program.

These courses are a cut above the competitors (e.g. Lynda.com, etc.). The variety and depth of courses offered make it easy to determine which courses are right for your career path and interests. Well done!

Not every course comes with a downloadable outline. Would make it easier on the student.

Pluralsight has an easy to use interface and makes it easy to search for the training you want and play the videos.

For the price the library is a bit small, I wish there was more videos.

Utilizing the training resources and materials very frequently and strong content

Organization trainings and skill development Courses useful in day to day work in different domains Domain knowledge development Organization single sign on

Including more courses for certifications in agile methodology, software development etc will be helpful

Exam and knowledge measuring process Great quality content Navigation and UX

Exam retake period More interactive videos

I like the availability of any and all subjects I may need or be interested in.

I have no complaints in regards to Pluralsight

Easy to use on different devices and great content

Nothing really wrong. Maybe one thing that i did not like - i had some courses downloaded for offline listening. However i was not able to launch the app while i was on the plane and there was no network...

Overall it's a good platform to learn and enhance your skills. Recommended.

It has a wide variety of courses and some of the trainers are just amazing, the slides and animations are very easy to understand. It also have skill test with quality questions to test your knowledge.

The subscription price is on the higher side. Also there is no code editor to practice coding. They could have their own inbuilt code-editor.

Most up to date and vast variety of courses available to enhance our skills

Mobile application is not so user friendly

The Pluralsight platform received a regular stream of new content. Great content creators across a broad spectrum of technology and business mess related topics. Hands down one of my favorite learning platforms.

I really don't have any cons related to the platform.

It has a lot of content about the different software topics for example content for devops, UI devolper, backend developer, QA, etc

It could use a better price plan for companies, this way the companies can encourage the learning path of the employees