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I just ran a quick query and it looks like 57% of the managers who sign up for our service track their own data alongside their teams. We consider this a best
by montanalow 16y ago
I just ran a quick query and it looks like 57% of the managers who sign up for our service track their own data alongside their teams. We consider this a best practice, and try to discourage the typical top down approach that you seem to be so familiar with. That's not to say their aren't plenty of other corporate spy-ware tools out there, but we do try not to be one of them.
- oldgregg 16y agoThat doesn't mean anything. Are you saying in team mode that everyone has equal access to everyone's data? Or do managers still get special controls? I would love to be proven wrong, but I sincerely doubt it's as democratic as you suggest.
- montanalow 16y ago39% of those accounts allow other people to see the manager's data. The rest only allow the employees to look at other peoples data in aggregate. There are also basic privacy controls available for all employees, for example, to flat out delete personal time from the system.