They offer a 7-day free trial. They will request your card number to make sure they get paid on-time. After an hour of Boostrap 5, I was abruptly prompted to leave the lesson. An error message stated that the lesson was not included in my membership and that I had to upgrade my membership for $180. Two hours wasted could have been spent elsewhere. Udemy is better and only $29.00 per month.

I was signed up through work for two years. Although the tutorials were of high quality, many were out-of-date. All lessons were taught by qualified people. However, I couldn't justify spending more than PS200 for a lot of outdated content. Pluralsight's customer service team was very helpful in cancelling my subscription. As with other subscription services, it was easy to cancel my subscription.

I don't wish to give 1 star. It's just too much. Pluralsight is incompetent. Pluralsight is incompetent. They don't just fail to follow basic instructions for two years but also send absuive communications after they fail. In my 20 years of IT experience, I have never encountered a worse partner. Account managers should not be trusted. They are not trustworthy and refuse to act on any request. Then, when the account manager is gone, it seems like nothing has happened. Finally, they threaten legal action with no evidence.

Pluralsight's SkillIQ is one its most valuable features. This feature is unique in that it shows you how skilled you are at a skill and your overall performance. You can choose the most relevant videos based on your results. However, it doesn't force you to watch every video. e.g. I received more incorrect answers for unsupervised learning when I took the ML skills exam. This section was prepared as a module list and I was able to skip sections where I scored higher than 80%. This was a fantastic fact. I didn't have the time to watch all of them and it saved me time.

I've used several IT Course Providers and found them to be just fine. The cost of the subscription is prohibitive and the Linux courses are not up-to-date/poor since they don't include Ubuntu. Despite this, I was able to find a course on "SED & AWK & Bash Scripting", which is quite impressive. Pluralsight gets mixed reviews.