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Use rescuetime! You'll be very disappointed that you don't work nearly as long as you think you do. It's really just a re-normalization though.
by ivankirigin 18y ago
Use rescuetime! You'll be very disappointed that you don't work nearly as long as you think you do.
It's really just a re-normalization though.
- ph0rque 18y ago> Use rescuetime Alas, no love for linux...
- tjic 18y agoAgreed. I used rescuetime, or maybe some competitor, for a few weeks. I spend 60 hrs in the office, and am far more disciplined than I ever have been before in my life...and it was hard to clock 45 hrs of REAL work. Depressing. On the other hand, better to do that AND HAVE DATA than to do it and not know the truth. Data lets you create a feedback loop and improve.
- langer 18y agoIs there any data available on the avg no. hrs/week [insert type of user here] puts in? I've been surprised at some of the readings as well.