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If a customer asked me to use this time tracking software I'd be outta there in no time. Any customer who's singularly focused on you not shifting them and not

• welder 7y ago
  You always have to track time when contracting, this just automates it for you. A client asking you to use WakaTime's individual private dashboard is just looking out for you and trying to make your work easier so you can focus on bringing them more value instead of spending time tracking your time. If they ask you to share your WakaTime project with them, that's when they're focused on the wrong things.
  • shartshooter 7y ago
    It's completely reasonable for a customer to ask for my time logs, it happens all the time. They often want to just understand how a given invoice is tied to work that was completed. However, consultants do work that isn't typing. I sit and think about problems, I talk with colleagues, clients, do research. Few of those include time spent typing. Hard pass