“In Montgomery, we’re the prime contractor responsible for keeping the largest medical information data center running, which is critical to providing the best care possible to active military personnel and veterans. Among other efforts, we also support the Air Force supply chain infrastructure, which manages all goods put on the …

"The other thing that we have used quite a bit is Pluralsight’s soft skill trainings. If there’s a concern about teamwork or something like that, we find a team collaboration type of course, focused on listening or communication. That’s probably the one way we’re using Pluralsight that I didn’t anticipate …

"Efficiency and consolidation are key. Pluralsight helps us compare and choose the best technologies to streamline processes and save costs."

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

"The only way for us to succeed in cloud is to skill up teams to do their own migrations."

“Flow is a very good indicator of where the problem is. We started reducing unnecessary meetings. We started streamlining so there’s more time for developers to actually focus on their task. The biggest surprise was the change in coding days—it jumped from 2.3 to 3 almost immediately.”

“The talent market is moving so quickly. I think for us, the ability to provide best-in-class tools and capabilities will help us maintain the staff that we need. We've also used Flow to look for learning opportunities for our internal employees, giving them the training and the expertise that they …

“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.”