So, I'm a couple of months into a new programming job and I'm realizing something about how I learn. A lot of training has been more verbal, which doesn't stick in my brain very well. I do get benefits from being talked through a process, but when I make mistakes and the more senior team members feel compelled to slowly talk through the entire process it makes it even harder for me to actually remember what I need to change, and I can tell that they get just as frustrated as I do when I make errors. Has anyone tried requesting accommodations such as written instructions/requests for work items? So far a lot of how I have been working around this stuff is just creating my own documentation as I need it, but that is terribly slow.
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