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> Keep a log of your work. In fact, keep a log of everything you do This is exactly how contract work is done. If you’re doing this as a full time employee you
by jdudkeidnn 3y ago
> Keep a log of your work. In fact, keep a log of everything you do
This is exactly how contract work is done. If you’re doing this as a full time employee you’re underpaid (assuming it’s for your employer - doing it for yourself is a great idea!)
- ChrisMarshallNY 3y agoI had an employee that did this (I was his manager), and I was quite grateful. He wasn't our most productive or "rockstar" engineer, but he was highly organized, and I appreciated it.
- chiph 3y agoI ran a query against Azure Devops to produce a list of workitems that I had worked on for the year and gave it to my manager. It took maybe five minutes to dump it into Excel and format it to look good. I got a raise because I did this - I had hard numbers showing how productive I was for the year, and other devs didn't so he had to guesstimate their contributions.
- justinlloyd 3y agoI do it only for myself, and as supporting evidence when it comes time to negotiations, or a CYA moment, and if it has reached a CYA moment, I am usually putting one foot out the door anyway because the working relationship is probably deteriorating.