Gusto Payroll Interface Has Steep Initial Learning Curve
New Gusto users report that the payroll interface requires several billing cycles to navigate effectively. The user acknowledges this is normal for new tools but notes it as a pain point. Minimal detail and low signal for a specific buildable problem.
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