Most training looks great… until real work begins. I’ve seen this on ships and in places like the Maldives. Same reality. You’re on your own. No quick hires. No extra trainers. No backup waiting. You live there. You work there. You fix things there. Which means learning cannot be “good.” It has to work. I learned this early. Built structured programs. Clean, well designed. People liked them. Then the shift got busy… and they vanished. Because no one recalls a module when a gu