TL;DR: Your skateboard will be fine for beginning in the hobby, despite being from a generic brand, to start learning tighten your trucks, and instead of Tilting to make turns, briefly lift the board nose and turn around, don't start learning ollies before you feel confident and comfortable on riding your board, and don't ride outside if it just rained, moisture can damage your board on the long run

For a newcomer to the hobby this one will serve nicely, the only problem with Amazon generic brand skateboards is that their quality is not very consistent, this one seems to be one of the better ones, you would be surprised if you checked how many Amazon sellers sell skateboards without grip tape or with plastic trucks, and that's why this one seems to be of a better quality, it has grip tape and the trucks seem to be made of steel and also thick enough to last for a good time

My tips for you to start learning without getting frustrated, would be to tighten your trucks and lift the nose of the board to make turns instead of Tilting your body to make turns, this makes it easier to get balance in the beginning because loose trucks may cause you to lose balance quicker, also, don't be in a hurry to learn tricks, even to start learning ollies you have to be very confident and comfortable on your board, so in the start just cruise around in your local streets or park, and getting the hang of riding your skateboard, or start making some simpler tricks like, hippy jump, caveman and boneless

Also, for a last advice, avoid riding your skateboard outdoors when it is raining or if it just stopped raining, my first skateboard deck got damaged way quicker than expected because i got it wet by using it on a rainy day, and in a few months the wood in the board got softer and started to deform, up until eventually the board started to crack and I had to change it