Made an account specifically for this, although I have read a lot of posts on here over the years. Interested in hearing peoples' opinions on this as I haven't seen anyone else mention it:
Interac has changed their training/orientation from an in-person seminar-style gathering (aside from the first and last day) to sitting in your hotel room alone doing an online course and making videos in response to very specific tasks. I imagine this has much to do with Japan's strict Covid quarantine rules after reopening the borders in 2022, making it so that training had to be done individually, but nonetheless it seems like it's also in the interest of cost-cutting. I had researched the training before arrival but of course most people's accounts/videos are from pre-Covid days; I was expecting a group environment, as I feel that it better facilitates learning to observe others and have them observe you, and found the online training to be very isolating and difficult to absorb.
Would love to hear thoughts from any other recent (post-Covid) intakes from any company regarding changes to training. Thanks!
by Various-Beyond-3488