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> that means if you spend a few hours a day replying to e-mail, you're spending a few hours a day doing your job Sadly not. In the corporate world, if an act
by dingaling 13y ago
> that means if you spend a few hours a day replying to e-mail, you're spending a few hours a day doing your job
Sadly not. In the corporate world, if an activity doesn't have a timesheet task code associated, it doesn't exist.
Clearing e-mails doesn't have a task code, so effeectively it's a few hours unbillable on top of your working hours each day.
- rwallace 13y ago> Sadly not. In the corporate world, if an activity doesn't have a timesheet task code associated, it doesn't exist. Then don't do it. If that stops other people getting their jobs done, that's not your problem. Trying to fix dysfunctional organization problems with "I will work harder" doesn't get you appreciated, it gets you a ticket to the glue factory. (Reference from Animal Farm by George Orwell.)
- jpwgarrison 13y agoSuper happy to be in the middle ground here. Post startup, pre-IPO. We track our time, but putting an hour or three as "phone/email" into toggl.com is normal.