Why would I waste my time watching tutorials for company rules if I can just watch it during work.

I blocked the full time of the video watching time any time a company made me do this, went to "lunch" and submitted the quiz.

I don't understand. Is there some expectation that you complete company-mandated training outside of company time?

@bahua
No, just banal box checking "security training," many companies bought a package and forced the practice because middle managers are idiots. It's all so they can sue their employees and vendors for phishing and cyber insurance violations, say they've trained them.

@SortOfTested

I understand the reason they require training. But I was replying to the OP. :)

@bahua work is work. Work should be separated from home. Unless someone wants to deploy it on Friday

@Clueless

Of course. My comment was in response to what appeared to be you saying that your employer expects you to put in personal time to complete company mandated training.

And that's horseshit.

@bahua They don't. It's not mandatory for me to watch those tutorials after work. There's also no assessment or whatsoever to show my loyalty to that company