Some of the brightest, kindest, product people I've ever worked with - Anonymous employee Pluralsight Employee Review

5.0
May 10, 2019
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Working on a product experience team means you are challenged everyday to put the customer at the center of the work you are doing. This is the first tech company that I've ever worked for that really "gets it," from the senior leaders down to the individual contributors, we are all encouraged to put Human Centered Design at the core of all we do. The continuous discovery/continuous delivery means that work gets shipped, and you see your impact quickly. And the people I work with are open and supportive - always willing to share and help across teams. Work is fast paced so it's hard to get bored, and it's exciting watching the product as a whole evolve.

Cons

Because of the fast growth space is tight, and the office in South Jordan is often bustling. When I need to do deep work sometimes I'll work from home. I appreciate the flexibility, and I know that my manager is aware. I look forward to our new campus and team space.

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Pluralsight Response
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Wow, love reading this. You’ve just described what Nate set out to create - to have Human Centered Design at the core, to be challenged to solve problems for customers, and to continuously ship. And what a joy to see the impact of all of that over your time here. Thank you for your contribution to the company in the 4+ years of you being here and thanks so much for sharing your experience. - Anita

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