I have used many IT Course Providers, and they are just okay. The subscription is too expensive and the Linux courses are outdated/poor because they don't contain Ubuntu. Despite that, I was able find a course about "SED & AWK & Bash Scripting" and it's quite impressive. Pluralsight has mixed reviews.

I don't want to give 1 star. It's too much. Pluralsight is incompetent. They not only fail to follow basic instructions for 2 years, but they also send absuive communication after their failure. I have never met a worse partner in my 20 years of IT experience. Account managers are not trusted. They refuse to act on anything, and then, when the account manager leaves, it's like nothing happened, they threaten legal action without any evidence.

Pluralsight's Skill IQ is one of its best features. This is unique because it tells you not only how good you are at a skill, but also your overall performance. It gives you relevant topics to view based on your results, but it does not force you to watch all of the videos. e.g. I took the ML skill exam, and I got more wrong answers for unsupervised learning. It prepared a video(module list) for this section and skipped sections that I scored more than 80%. This is a great fact because I didn't have to watch every video and I saved time.

Through work, I was signed up for 2 years. The tutorials were excellent in quality, but many of them were outdated. The lessons were all taught by competent people. But I could not justify spending more than PS200 on a lot the outdated content. Pluralsight's support team was quick to assist me in cancelling my subscription. I had no problems doing so, as with other subscription services.

They claim to offer a free 7-day trial. However, they will ask for your card number in order to ensure they get paid on time. After about an hour of Boostrap 5 course, I was abruptly prompted out of the lesson by an error message stating that the lesson wasn't included in the membership and that I needed to upgrade my membership for $180. I wasted two hours that could have been spent learning elsewhere. Udemy is a better option and costs only $29.00 per monthly.

Although the course selection is impressive, the best thing about it would be its ability to be used on many platforms, including your mobile phone. It is possible to download courses, which can be very useful for long drives or train journeys. Turn your travel time into learning!

After signing up for a trial, I was given a 50% discount on my first month. So, I decided to give it another shot. I tried to log in from my phone but it didn't work. I tried to log in from my web browser but kept getting a 403, so i waited for a few days. I tried to reset my password but no luck. After calling support, I was informed that my account was blocked. There was no warning. They will take your money and make you a deal. Save your money and time.