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“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 …
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“Pluralsight has helped us future-proof our learning, helping us learn the basics of AWS. We deliver a better service with Pluralsight, because we’re educated on the fundamentals and can articulate them to show our customers that we can deliver a more efficient process.”
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“This really has changed the game, in terms of the way we view the delivery of technology and how we can work with our business users to try these ideas and then move forward.”
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“The more we increase our certifications, the higher our partnerships become and the more contracts we can go after and win. It has a cyclical effect of driving business that lets us further invest in research and development.”
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“One of my favorite parts of a Digital-Tutors group account is the group portal. You can email individual students as well as the entire group and review their progress including what they watched and how much of the course they viewed. Since I’ve started using Digital-Tutors I found that my …
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“I think the online format of Pluralsight is the best because you can stop at any time and come back.”
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“ACG is just the best. We’ve got to bring A Cloud Guru to the classroom. If I’m teaching this class, this is what I want as one of my tools."
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“We’re always looking for ways to create new programs that help our students gain skills that make them more marketable in the modern workforce.”
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"We’re focused on tying the mission and purpose of our company to our strategies, architectures, and technologies in such a way that people want to learn more.”
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"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.”
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“The pandemic forced us but also enabled us to accelerate upskilling our employees, because, with furloughs, we weren’t going to have the sheer volume of folks to work on projects. So we needed to make sure that the ones we did have had an opportunity to learn about the latest …
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“It affected me deeply because there are products that I consider as mine but I had to take on responsibilities for projects that use very different technologies. So I watched an entire course on Pluralsight.”
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“The impact of COVID-19 and the limited team resources required that some team members pick up activities or responsibilities that they wouldn’t typically manage. Prior to the pandemic, certain projects and items that were handled by other people in the team, now needed to be handled by myself or another …
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"Investing in [our internal] technology college means investing in the people, in the talent. We do that together with Pluralsight.”
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"We’re very acquisitive. We acquired four companies last year, so I see us using Pluralsight to integrate those acquisitions really quickly, by helping us understand people’s skills and make decisions about where they will best fit into our organization."