“One of my concerns as a lead developer is providing training for junior engineers as they’re coming through. I simply provide a standard set of courses and have them start out with that.”

"It’s not about cost anymore. It’s about how many people we can get through the program.”

“My first reaction to learning with Pluralsight was that I was excited to have a great resource for training. Training is the most important element of our jobs that helps ensure that we are all working efficiently and consistently on our projects.”

“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.”

“They actually introduced it to me during the recruitment process. So the first phone call I had with the recruiter, he went over the benefits Paylocity offered and Pluralsight was one of them. I thought, ‘that sounds pretty awesome.’ It just made the decision to switch that much easier.”

“Having access to Pluralsight actually wasn’t on my radar when I was looking for a job, but when Paylocity offered it, I thought it was amazing.”

“We had some pretty big concerns about security around ASP.NET and web API, We did some research using Pluralsight. There were a couple courses on that and a security model around it. It helped us develop the security model that we’re using today in some of our products.”

“I leaned on Pluralsight a lot to help me through understanding JavaScript and jQuery, to really up my game and make sure that I was delivering the quality that was needed for the role that I had.”

“Much of the training is shorter, so knowing that you can get a bite-sized chunk done and there’s value at the end of it, even though it’s only 30 minutes long, is a good thing.”

"If you give the people the tools, you don’t even have to enforce it. They use it. And it’s fantastic."

"A lot of new hires right out of school may not know the newest stuff out there, like the JavaScript library that came out 15 seconds ago. Pluralsight is the best tool for the job."

“It’s [the pandemic] changing and shaping the way we engage, the way we interact and even how we transact with all of our stakeholders internally and externally. And this is why Deutsche Bank now has a permanent board position dedicated to technology, which is new for us.”

“For regulated organizations like ours, control is equally important and the automation of that control. And so the ability to innovate rapidly in reaction to market needs is absolutely critical to us winning new revenue streams and being competitive.”