“A world without Pluralsight Flow is one without hard data and no real evidence of how things are going. As engineering teams get larger, it’s more complicated; more repos, more code, more people. Without a tool like Flow that pulls it all together, it’s almost impossible to get a handle …

"What I love about Pluralsight is that it doesn’t just say you’ve got competency gaps in this area. It really helps the learner on the pathway to upskilling and assessing.”

“It’s time for us to invest in the public cloud.”

“We have a learning culture where we strive to encourage innovation.”

“We assign them a whole bunch of Pluralsight videos that they need to watch to get up to speed on, That’s the first visibility that a new hire gets into Pluralsight.”

"Custom cloud sandboxes and hands-on labs made it easy for us to play around and learn in a protected environment where no one had to be worried about breaking something in our app or incurring unintentional costs."

“You can’t be customer obsessive if you’re not employee obsessive. You have to look at what enables [teams] to get more done because they want to have an impact on customers’ lives.”

“Not only does Flow really focus in on engineering effectiveness, it also ensures that a lot of our other objectives are being met as well making sure we’re resilient, that we’re secure.”

“I think the most powerful thing for me is those "aha moments" that we get from the leaders when they realize the data is powerful and start thinking of ways they can use it to their benefit, instead of being scared of it."

“A Cloud Guru has been, and will continue to be in the future, essential for our people to develop technical skills and to start the cloud certification process, which is the area in which we are investing the most.”

“A Cloud Guru is definitely a reference in getting trained and informed about cloud environments in-depth, with real-life examples. The Eidosmedia SRE team will surely benefit from this kind of mentoring.”

“We particularly appreciated the Cloud Playground feature, where you can try out new tools and resources in real environments.”

“We’d rather have people at Paylocity learning and growing and moving up within the organization than have them standing still.”

“Mentioning Pluralsight during the recruiting process usually gets an ‘Oh wow!’ reaction, For most developers, it’s their number one resource for increasing their knowledge base and keeping themselves up-to-date with technology and new tools.”

“The number one thing we look for in candidates is the continued desire to learn.”