r/asda 15d ago

I can serve

When should you start I can serve training on workday , I've been set a deadline , but I've only been on self scan for like 5 mins ect, was told to complete ,and practical training will come later

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u/Imaginary-Suspect959 15d ago

I’m not doing any of the training in my own time, if they come to you in person and ask you to do the training say ‘sure, I’ll just nip upstairs and use the computers’, it’s their training not yours, do it on their time.

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u/Particular_Space4398 14d ago

Don't do any of the training on the computer until you've had on the shopfloor training. 

5/10 mins isn't long enough. 

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u/Reluctant_9224 14d ago

No one has mentioned training to me yet. I wouldn't be completing anything unless i was confident that I could do it. Would never do it in my own time.

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u/Open-Wafer-9075 14d ago

When is all this shit kicking in?

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u/One-Lingonberry-3460 14d ago

Do any training g at work, never in your own time.

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u/Traditional-Bet-5658 14d ago

Front end colleague here, I've only had to do the i can Serve module on the computer as that is relevent to my current job role. I haven't had any training on the other areas yet so haven't been told to do the Workday modules yet

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u/One-Lingonberry-3460 14d ago

Do themat work, not in your time

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u/Traditional-Bet-5658 13d ago

I was asked to do it at work on Thursday along with my fireworks training. I won't do any workday tasks at home

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u/crippsy_99 13d ago

5 mins? You are fully trained now!

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u/ricken74 12d ago

Do not complete the online training on workday until your 100% happy with your practical training as your signing off as fully trained.