Using WFHI’s training and onboarding, I initially found some of the labels and wording a bit confusi

Using WFHI’s training and onboarding, I initially found some of the labels and wording a bit confusi

Using WFHI’s training and onboarding, I initially found some of the labels and wording a bit confusing, which is natural for a new platform. For example, the terminology around the database and calling tools seemed a bit abstract at first, and I hesitated to dive in because I wasn't sure if I was clicking the right options. But after spending a few sessions with the training videos and exploring the interface, there was a clear moment when the language clicked and felt consistent with the workflows I use. Before that, I was caught between feeling unsure and cautious, but once I understood the naming conventions and where to find features, it made my daily routine much smoother. It’s not completely intuitive at first, but the layout and wording do align well with practical remote work once you cross that initial threshold.