had to figure a lot on my own which actually worked okay
So I dove into the training and onboarding with pretty low expectations, knowing I'd have to figure most things out myself. Turns out, that was mostly true, but honestly, it didn't feel overwhelming. The software tools, like the dialer and the database, were user-friendly enough that I could learn by experimenting. The automatic updates didn’t disrupt my flow too much, which was a relief because I wasn’t waiting around for anyone else to fix things. Calls to support were there if I needed them, but I found that I managed to sort most questions on my own after a bit of trial and error. Signing up and handling payments was clear and didn’t hold me back either. By the end, it felt like a solid mix of self-driven learning plus having support as a backup, which suited my style perfectly. I might have spent more time figuring things out alone than some would prefer, but it worked well for me and built a better sense of control over the workflow.