Felt like a relaxed pace with plenty of chances to absorb stuff
Honestly, the whole training and onboarding felt pretty chill, which I appreciated. It wasn’t rushed or jam-packed with info crammed all at once, so I didn’t feel overwhelmed. There was some repetition, but that turned out to be a good thing because it helped the key points stick better in my head. Sometimes I did have to wait a bit between sections because they were setting up the environment or handling automatic updates, which was a bit annoying at first. But circling back to those waiting times, I realized they gave me space to review what I’d learned and feel more confident before moving on. The calling tools and dialer were introduced step by step, so I didn’t get lost trying to absorb everything simultaneously. The onboarding flow’s pace really struck a nice balance between moving forward and letting me take it all in, which ended up feeling pretty organic. Looking back, I’m happy with how it all felt—like a steady, thoughtful pace rather than a sprint.