The moment I realized the training actually matched my schedule
I found the training sessions were mostly compatible with the hours I work. Initially, there were concerns about fitting it all in without stretching my day too much. But once I started, the onboarding material was broken down into manageable chunks that I could complete at my own pace. The timings suggested for exercises and learning modules suited the kind of breaks I take, which made it easier to stay consistent. Sometimes, the live sessions almost felt a bit rushed, and I wished for a little more flexibility there, but overall the fit was quite good. This made the whole onboarding feel less like a burden and more like a natural part of my daily workflow. I’d say that’s when it really clicked for me – that the training was designed with real work hours in mind, not just ideal conditions.