Lessons/learnings
Requests/asks
Solutions/solves
Agreement/alignments
It definitely sounds weird if you don't spend a lot of time in that world. It's like they replace the actual noun forms with an oddly cased verb form, i.e., nominalization.
Oh, one of my most hated:
Thoughts/ideations
Jeez...
Edit: funny how this is down voted but the corporate speak comment not :) we use the word learnings at home. It means what you have learned yourself, as opposed to getting a lesson about it.
Lessons has been used since the 13th century.
It's amazing to think that the regular accepted noun sounds snooty to you.
The least snooty would be "knowledge", which has Anglo-Saxon Germanic roots, and is much older going back to the 12th century.
It might have been spelled "learninges" or "lernynges".
Still, the bottom line is that making nouns of verbs for words for which more commonly used nouns already exist makes a poor impression on many speakers.