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Chief Information Technology Officer in IT Services3 years ago

Linked in for general
Try hack me for cybersecurity

Senior Director in Travel and Hospitality3 years ago

Coursera is great for more in-depth courses, with modules taking between 10-40 hours to complete.
Pluralsight is also fantastic and allows people to pick courses linked to a career path.
I found LinkedIn Learning to be mainly bite size courses. Definitely valuable but I would not rate the courses as highly

Director of IT in Software3 years ago

We use PluralSight and LinkedIn Learning…both are very well received; I would give the edge to PluralSight for IT related training.

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