Originally Posted by DOUBLE BOGEY
The hard thing to do (but the right thing) is to listen to your examiner for the positives and the negatives and test that against you internal experience and beliefs but be prepared to modify your position as other people offer advice and explanation.
The simulator, used to the max, will create conflicts especially when the instructor/examiner is pushing you to your limit. That is what it is there for. How we react is not the issue, the greater issue is do we learn from how we reacted. That is the true benefit of training and checking.
My compliments, sir. The kind of professionalism and awareness demonstrated by your comments are, unfortunately, not as common as we would all like to think. My suspicions are that you are a most respected TRE - and well deserved. I hope others read your post and take your comments to heart.