OT: Tracking project time
 

I find myself working on 5 or 6 projects more or less concurrently.

I'm losing track of what how much time I spend on each individual
project and sometimes any extras (and there's always some).

Ideas on software or techniques to track these? I suppose I could
write something but surely this must already exist.

Jeff

Re: OT: Tracking project time
 

In alt.html Jeff Thies said:

> I'm losing track of what how much time I spend on each individual
> project and sometimes any extras (and there's always some).

http://www.cyber-matrix.com/pclock.html


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v o i c e s

Re: OT: Tracking project time
 

RE/
> I find myself working on 5 or 6 projects more or less concurrently.
>
> I'm losing track of what how much time I spend on each individual
>project and sometimes any extras (and there's always some).
>
> Ideas on software or techniques to track these? I suppose I could
>write something but surely this must already exist.

In the environment I just left, I struggled with the same problem and havnever a
satisfactory answer. My minimum timekeeping interval is 15 minutes and
frequently I'd find myself pulled between several different people/projects from
minute-to-minute.

"Concurrent" is the operative word......Now, if I could just bill *each* project
for the full thirty minutes when they both had me....-)
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Re: OT: Tracking project time
 

Gazing into my crystal ball I observed brucie <****@usenetshit.info>
writing in news:1x7me6kdlc2w6$.dlg@usenetshit.info:

> In alt.html Jeff Thies said:
>
>> I'm losing track of what how much time I spend on each individual
>> project and sometimes any extras (and there's always some).
>
> http://www.cyber-matrix.com/pclock.html
>
>

brucie, please thank the v o i c e s, that was just what I was looking for.

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