As for people saying such a system would be misused or completed lazily, those arguments apply equally well to filling out timesheets at all. I don't imagine anyone ever recorded themselves slacking off intentionally on a timesheet.
As for people saying such a system would be misused or completed lazily, those arguments apply equally well to filling out timesheets at all. I don't imagine anyone ever recorded themselves slacking off intentionally on a timesheet.
It's arbitrary. Everyone from junior to top level does time sheets our side. And accuracy expectations are a little bit malleable in that context.
15 mins has crystalized as a good all round unit of account. I've definitely booked entire days to one code though. And given juniors a hard time about half an hour. It's a very context sensitive thing.
Worth pointing out that this is a finance professional firm though not programming...so we might not be speaking the same language here.
i'm not a UI expert but timekeeping doesn't seem particularly innovative. there are probably all sorts of esoteric certifications and approvals one might need for e.g. DoD compliance, so i'm guessing there are few people thinking about this and fewer willing to get it done and certified for the sake of the users.