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Agreed, some days I only do 4-6 so when I do days like this I feel like it balances out. Maybe I should start doing my own time sheets though. Working from home
by systematical 9y ago
Agreed, some days I only do 4-6 so when I do days like this I feel like it balances out. Maybe I should start doing my own time sheets though. Working from home its really hard to tell. As for contract I am salary like most engineers.
- smt88 9y agoCheck out RescueTime
- darklajid 9y agoI assume you're familiar with that product? Am I reading this correctly: You're running an agent on your various devices that sends data to their cloud? Application names at minimum, I assume. Website addresses as far as I can tell. If they harvest window titles: Probably file names you open. Are you comfortable with that?
- smt88 9y agoI don't use it, but it doesn't seem significantly riskier than using cloud-based email or any other proprietary desktop software.
- systematical 9y agoInteresting and verbose. I was thinking of starting with a google sheet though...
- Symbiote 9y agoIf I'm not careful, I work too much. An extra hour and a half every day quickly adds up. I wrote a tiny Python script that adds an entry to an SQLite database, with aliases 'in' and 'out', which tells me how many hours I've worked each week. It will make it easier to remember to leave at 15:30 today.
- lagadu 9y agoI use a little app called toggl to track my time. Works pretty well.