Training was a steady effort with ups and downs
Using the training materials and working through the onboarding didn’t feel like a quick sprint; it was more like steady progress with some stumbling blocks along the way. The calling tools, for example, were relatively easy to get a handle on each day, which was a big plus because I rely heavily on that feature. But I did find that sometimes the dialer would behave inconsistently, like it wouldn’t always connect immediately or showed unclear error messages that slowed me down. The database setup was a solid asset since I could tailor it a bit to match my workflow better than I expected. That was a nice balance to the dialer hiccups I faced. On the payment side, the invoicing system was clear, and the whole sign-up process honestly didn’t make me feel lost at any point. But when I needed to call support, the experience varied day to day; sometimes they explained things clearly, while other times I felt like I had to nudge them for more detailed help. These service fluctuations meant I had to be patient and persistent to get the best outcome. Overall, I see this as a mixed bag—there were definite wins like the database and sign-up flow, balanced against recurring dialer issues and uneven support. It's like the training and software combined to require a reasonable amount of effort to keep things moving forward comfortably, without feeling frustrated or overwhelmed entirely.