Don t be embarrassed or frustrated. Thou shalt seek to apply the training to your job needs. Ask yourself and classmates how you can use or adapt each skill or technique to your job demands. You may find that some skills will be more important than others, and you ll know which ones to focus on mastering. Thou shalt honor the time schedule.
Time is money in a training class, and even a few minutes delay affects the rest of the schedule.
Thou shalt have a positive attitude. Whining doesn t make the software go faster or work better. Negative comments do not change corporate policies or procedures. They just wear down your energy, as well as that of the instructor and other learners. If you have concerns about the software, you should discuss these with your manager.