Setup took longer than expected but ongoing use was much smoother
When I first signed up for the WFHI training and onboarding program, I was honestly surprised by how much initial effort the setup took. I expected a quicker, almost automatic start but instead found myself spending a few sessions just getting familiar with the interface and understanding how the different workflow features integrated with my existing processes. What really caught me off guard was how, once I passed the onboarding phase, the ongoing updates and software training modules made managing my remote projects substantially easier. I would say the majority of the complex work happened at the start, and from then on, the software seemed largely intuitive with minor tweaks here and there due to automatic updates. Even months later, I still refer back to the training materials occasionally but mostly just to brush up on new features. This mix of upfront setup effort balanced with continued ease and useful updates surprised me—it was a more dynamic experience than I had anticipated initially, in a good way. It's quite satisfying to see how the initial time investment paid off over time without feeling bogged down by constant relearning.