MindTickle

Although there is no freemium version or free trial offered from Mindtickle, the demonstration of the product and robust customer support were the factors to confidently go for it.

When compared to Highspot, I found Mindtickle to be much easier to navigate. The UI is way cleaner and intuitve. The capabilties are relatviely the same. Overall I certaily prefer Mindtickle. The one thing I will give to Highspot is that their analytic capabilities (especially in the library) are more robust.

Mindtickle is superior to SalesHood as Mindtickle has intelligence and makes prescriptive recommendations. SalesHood is only a content management system.

MindTickle has enlightened our minds and thinking point of view, now I collaborate with top sales personalities via this platform and arranging the coaching sessions for my team this tool has helped me to up bring my sales effectively approach as numerous business to business organizations has expressed their views by mutual collaboration through this joint platform.

I have not used anything like MindTickle. If anything, we used old training videos by Joe Verde or Grant Cardone. I disliked watching a guy lecture me through a screen.

MT lets us customize our material, content, and delivery. Some of the others are for areas of content where we are not experts. And we use them to fill the gaps.

Overall, I have not used other software like MindtTckle, but I believe that my company chose them because they are effective in what they do. The software is extremely user-friendly, and provides an experience that is useful and productive. I would recommend this to anyone or any company looking for an easier method to train.

MindTickle is definitely more interactive to the individual user, but this train is a bit different in the style of which learning was conducted. Staples, for instance, is a larger company with the resources for learning and development. The teaching style for Staples was more of a classroom environment that established a more team dialogue that would let new hires work out how to best sell a product. MindTickle works better in this environment in a time management aspect of working at your pace and breaking down modules so that you can take the learning down bits at a time rather than getting information overload.

I haven’t explored the above-listed products, but the kind of advantage on user experience and diversified solutions on one platform made the decision easier to choose among platforms. On the whole, MindTickle gives you value for money. None of our users have faced any major issues to date.

We moved to MindTickle from this tool. Apart from this, I am not much aware of the difference in both tools. Haven't worked on the formerly used tool.

The only thing I've used like MindTickle has been Canvas from Instructure. I used this in college as my learning platform, and I think that Canvas has a better overall design and functionality. However, in a corporate setting, MindTickle makes sense. Going back to my earlier point, it really just depends what you're looking for.

MindTickle is definitely a better tool. It was simpler to implement and better liked amongst employees versus competitors.

I used SalesHood at a previous organization. We had personalized trainings from the CEO. The platform was easy-to-use, and great for housing trainings for later review. MindTickle seems to have some more integrations, but the format is simple and it is a bit clunky to use. It wasn't my choice to use it at my current company though.

Mindtickle does everything. They're a jack of all trades. This means that they aren't particularly strong in one aspect, but they provide all the features we need. This means we don't have to have several different systems to accomplish what we do.

Easier to deploy and manage.
Mindtickle platform delivers better engagement and experience overall
Scalable solution in terms of cost