Required to

[smekta]

Most study programs have some type of a clause about failing x number of times, plus the exam results are usually tied to your performance review. No point in adding further restrictions on study time.

[Baby, ByeBye]

no

[BallaActuary]

I always enjoyed how they paid for my study time, but I ended up working all those hours x 2 overtime unpaid.

[Keef]

Originally Posted by John Connor

study at your desk.

Is this the case for anyone?

never, thankfully

Often my studying was done late into the evening, and my "study time" was used to catch up on sleep the next morning.

[Brock]

Originally Posted by Keef

never, thankfully

Often my studying was done late into the evening, and my "study time" was used to catch up on sleep the next morning.

This.

[BG5150]

Originally Posted by Keef

never, thankfully

Often my studying was done late into the evening, and my "study time" was used to catch up on sleep the next morning.

Why didn't you just study during study time and sleep at night?

[Keef]

Not a morning person

[John Connor]

the difficulty lies in the fact that everyone works well under different conditions.

do constraints improve or hinder performance?

[John Connor]

one more hint:

"its made with bits of real panther, so you know its good"

[Arthur Itas]

At a prior employer, I had a peer that decided a couple months before the exam that she wasn't going to make a real effort. They'd tell me about going to the movies, taking a nap, etc during company paid "study time".

Not long after this sitting, I became this person's boss. That was awkward.

Perhaps company policy has come about due to past abuses. I don't worry about that too much now, as people that engage in this type of behavior get weeded out of the program pretty quickly.