Pluralsight is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. It provides online professional tech training to individual and business customers through a subscription business model. The company has seen rapid growth and has been recognized for its innovative solutions and workplace culture.

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According to our AI skills report...
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20% of organizations have formally deployed AI-related technologies and tools. 

⚠️ But without tech, business, and upskilling strategies driven by customer needs, adoption won’t translate to customer value. ⚠️

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In the fast-paced world of learning and development (L&D), leaders often struggle with quantifying the true impact of their efforts. 😓 

Metrics like time spent, courses completed skills assessments offer a glimpse but fail to capture the full value L&D brings.

Check out our latest blog by Jessica Billiet, MBA, PMP as she dives into the ROI of L&D and how to measure L&D program value for organizational success👇 

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Book your free virtual ticket to the Cloud Transformation Conference and listen in as Nicholas Bec, Pluralsight Principal Consultant – Engineering Transformation, explores how to approach cloud maturity from a strategic approach.

Join the keynote sessions, interactive panels, and fireside chats with cloud experts from Meta, Netflix, and more and dive into topics like:

⭐ Identifying opportunities for cloud migration
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Get properly introduced to the DEA-C01 in our latest blog where you'll get As to these Qs:

❓What should I expect in the DEA-C01 exam?
❔Are there any prerequisites for the DEA-C01?
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❔What learning resources are available for the DEA-C01?

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Happy Lunar Year! 🎇🐲🧧 This time we’re heading to the USA to see how our team member Samantha Jeet celebrates the Lunar Year in Salt Lake City.

Hi LinkendIn, I’m Sam, my family is from the Philippines (ethnically we're Filipino-Chinese) so some of our traditions differ from traditional Chinese and Singaporean celebrations. 

I’m taking over this LinkendIn post to share a bit about how my family celebrates the Lunar Year. 🎉 

For us, it's very family oriented, so we're usually all together. 

🥘🧧 We eat a lot of food and pass out red envelopes of money (angpao). To this day I still get angpao from family relatives and I hope it never ends. 🥘🧧 

If we happen to be the Philippines we try to visit Binondo, the oldest Chinatown in the world, and enjoy all the celebrations there!

Since moving to Utah I haven't been able to spend Lunar New Year with my family, but I invite some friends to celebrate by wearing red, going out to eat, and passing out angpao.

Here's a photo of me at Lunar New Year last year. I ordered too much but it was so delicious. 

Happy Lunar Year to all! 

#WeArePluralsight #LunarNewYear

Happy Lunar Year!! 🎆 🧨 🐲 Darryl Mok, Solutions Consultant at Pluralsight, is taking over this post to tell us all about the holiday and how it’s celebrated.

👋 Hello LinkendIn! I’m Darryl, I’m a Pluralsighter based out of Singapore and I’m here to share a little bit about how my family celebrates the Lunar New Year in Singapore.

🥰 Reunion and Family Gathering 🥰
🔴 Symbolism: The Lunar New Year is a time for family reunion and togetherness, symbolizing the importance of family ties in Chinese culture.

🔴 Celebration: Families make a special effort to come together for a festive reunion dinner on the eve of the New Year and the following days. This signifies the renewal of family bonds and the sharing of good fortune.

🍲 Traditional Foods, Lou Hei, and Customs 🍲
🔴 Symbolism: The preparation and consumption of specific foods during the Lunar New Year hold symbolic meanings related to prosperity, good luck, and longevity.

🍍For example: Pineapple Tarts - These sweet treats are often shaped like gold ingots, symbolizing wealth and prosperity. The word for pineapple in Chinese, "ong lai," sounds similar to the phrase "good luck is coming," further enhancing its symbolic significance.🍍

🔴 Celebration: One popular custom is the "Lou Hei" or "Yusheng" ceremony, a festive raw fish salad where each component of this dish carries its own significance and meaning. During Lou Hei, we toss and mix the ingredients high in the air, symbolizing the "raising" of good luck for the upcoming year.

🧧 Red Decorations and Red Envelopes (Hongbao) 🧧
🔴Symbolism: The color red is associated with good luck and prosperity in Chinese culture. Red decorations and envelopes symbolize the welcoming of positive energy and the warding off of bad luck.

🔴Celebration: Homes and streets are adorned with red lanterns, banners, and other decorations. Red envelopes, called "hongbao," containing money are traditionally given to children and unmarried individuals as a symbol of good fortune and blessings for the coming year.

🐉 Fun fact: Traditionally, the Lunar New Year is a 15 days celebration. On 10th Feb 2024, it will also be the start of the Year of the Dragon 🐉

Happy Lunar Year to all from Singapore,
Darryl Mok

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