This module explains how to use scripting constructs for iteration and decision making in Windows PowerShell.

This learning path explains the purpose and use of the PowerShell pipeline and use the pipeline to sort, filter, enumerate and display output data for PowerShell cmdlets. It also explains how to pass pipeline objects.

This panel will address how panel members are approaching a complex problem in their respective services of the Army, Air Force, and Space Force, and will discuss the challenges of innovating inside the US’s largest bureaucracy.

This course helps you learn about people. To better work and communicate with people it helps to understand why they do things the way they do. As you learn more about why people do what they do you are better prepared to have better relationships.

Working on a team is an inevitable part of today's workload. This course helps you become a better team player, identify and increase your teamworking skills, and help others contribute more on a team.

Even before these unprecedented global events, remote work has been transforming how organisations and teams collaborate. Join Pluralsight Author and Senior Software Consultant Craig Golightly in an engaging and timely exploration of remote work.

PowerShell is one of the most popular scripting languages for IT Professionals in the Microsoft ecosystem. This course will teach you how to use CSV files both as input for your PowerShell scripts, as well as an output from your PowerShell scripts.

One of the most needed skills in troubleshooting is post-mortem analysis which is needed to understand application crashes and operating system Blue Screens. This course will teach you how to analyze both hung applications and crashed OSs.

This course teaches you the prerequisites you'll need to know to get the most out of the Sysinternals toolkit. This is the first course of a Sysinternals learning path on Pluralsight.

PowerShell is the most popular scripting language for IT Professionals in the Microsoft ecosystem. This course will teach you how to use XML files both as input for your PowerShell scripts, as well as an output from your PowerShell scripts.

Learn the necessary elements for writing compelling OKRs by learning how to define, write, and edit your OKRs with the aid of a framework.

This session will cover topics like de-escalating conflict, facilitating effective meetings, how to productively have difficult conversations, and fostering psychological safety in teams.