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I use Pluralsight but it just shocks me to hear that it has so many full-time employees in the first place.

• teewuane 4y ago
  Same. I don't know what they're all doing to be honest.
  • itake 4y ago
    Pluralsight bought 12 different learning platforms 2-6 years ago. I have no idea how much consolidation they have done. https://www.crunchbase.com/search/acquisitions/field/organizations/num_acquisitions/pluralsight https://www.crunchbase.com/search/acquisitions/field/organiz...
    • lolinder 4y ago
      Wow. With that in mind, I'm inclined to believe their layoffs are more about taking advantage of the climate to appropriately downsize than they are about any new financial stress.
  • desas 4y ago
    I joined a company that provided Pluralsight to technical staff, policy was that all technical staff had to complete some mandatory courses on there. Pluralsight used two Account Managers to put on a live webinar for myself and another lead in my division to introduce us to Pluralsight The webinar wasn't especially useful, there were only 15 technical staff in our division and I still don't know why it wasn't just a pre-recorded video learning course on their video learning platform.
    • yamtaddle 4y ago
      I've never seen or even heard of a computer-based corporate training course that wasn't an absolute joke. I don't think quality of material and instruction are any factor whatsoever in those purchasing decisions.
      • phpisthebest 4y ago
        >>any factor whatsoever in those purchasing decisions As someone that is involved in making those purchasing decisions, I disagree with that assessment
        • FrontierPsych 4y ago
          Do you speak for all people that make purchasing decisions - are you an industry guru? - or are you speaking just yourself?
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