Pluralsight reviews

Constant layoffs every quarter. Cust cutting is getting pretty grim. Salaries are below US average

That most of those people mentioned in the "pros" section will suddenly be laid off at some point. Starting back in 2022 Pluralsight laid off 400 people and then continued going downhill from there. Then usually at the end of a quarter (Q1, Q2, etc.) there were more, smaller rounds of layoffs. That never really stopped, and made it a stressful place to work. They also got rid of their content support team, the ones who would respond daily to students who reported that content was outdated or not working as expected. They eliminated that team and also the content maintenance team whose jobs were to fix and update those broken things. And although customers are still reporting those issues, most of them are disappearing into the void and not being seen by anyone which is a really wild way to "champion the customer".