What surprised me about training was the level of detail
I didn’t expect training to be quite as thorough as it was with WFHI, especially when it came to the onboarding flow. At first, I thought I might be able to figure most of it out on my own since the sign-up and payment process was pretty straightforward and didn’t require much effort from my side. But the training sessions really surprised me with how detailed they were about each tool, especially the calling tools and the database feature. I wasn’t sure if I would need help next time I use the software again, but I’m inclined to think I might at least check in with support once or twice because there were so many bits to keep track of and updates that seemed to tweak some of the functions automatically. The dialer worked well on most days, although sometimes it needed a little reset, which I found out during training. On top of that, I found the priority assistance pretty handy; it’s reassuring to know that if the software ever behaves oddly, help is just a call away. Even though I’m fairly comfortable with tech stuff, I think this time around, those training resources made a difference for me, and I feel like I might want to dip into them again to refresh some things. So it’s not that I expect to be stuck forever, but I wouldn’t be surprised if a little backup or refresher is in the cards.