company dragging ### on training

Read the contract closely. There's probably a non-compete clause that may or may not be satisfied by paying off the tuition early. Regardless, unless you pay that tuition back in full, don't count on another company touching you before that non-compete expires, which could be anywhere from one to two years. If they did, your current company could sue them. Assuming you even find someone willing to overlook it, imagine what kind of operation it would have to be to risk a lawsuit just to hire a guy with no experience

 

You couldn’t deal with only one psycho for 2-3 weeks…?
There’s a bunch of us…. Them out here.

 

In short--you've pre-judged all the other trainers there--just because the first one was bad.

What if.....your next trainer there....is in fact.....a very good one?

If you bail now.....you miss out on that....plus you incur all the potential problems described above.

Stay the course--stay put.

BE PATIENT!!!!!!!

--Lual

 

Call the company you're currently with and ask about a new trainer. Tell, whoever, that you need a paycheck and can't hold on much longer.

 

Wouldn’t bother me if they were verbally abusive to their family, maybe theyve reason to be, like a son whom stays in trouble. And calling him a dumb### to get him to straighten up.
Long as i’m not the one their talking down too, and if I screw up bad, I usually tell myself I knew better then that.

You should’ve given encouragement like when they were mouthing g their family say, “I hear that!” or “You go girl!”

Maybe i’m just different.
Or half crazy..?

 

How much is the tuition you would owe if you bailed out now?