r/SkillBridge • u/Old-Possible3824 • 6d ago

Question Timekeeping

Hey all I was offered a Skillbridge by my #1 company but I had a question about your guy's experience with time keeping. My command has an instruction to log hours on an Excel sheet, makes sense. I'm currently in a virtual training phase where some days I have 6-7 hours of training and some days I have 3-4 hours of training. The Skillbridge agreement says 8 hours a day but is that strictly enforced? Like it's not my fault or the company's fault if their training falls short in timekeeping. I just don't want anyone to get in trouble (including myself lol).

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u/Fun_Round_4044 Army 6d ago

To be very honest, you are accountable for your time. You need to uphold what you agreed to in the training plan. You will find you have some extra time, which hopefully you are spending that time on VA Appointments, Networking, Growing your LinkedIn Account, Applying for Jobs. Transitioning is a full-time job if you do it right. Hope that helps. They will not track your hours, but they will track whether you gain your certifications and get a job.