How to Improve Time Tracking in 3 Days

Tracking time is like tracking calories. Prioritizing your consumption brings jaw-dropping results, be it food or time. At times, even 24 hours aren’t enough for completing tasks and having fun. The answer to this lies in time tracking. Time tracking aids in providing visibility for work estimate accuracies.

The key motive of time tracking should aim at balancing our personal and professional lives. However, stringent boundaries are essential for work-life balance. Therefore, it’s best to allocate your precious resources in the right places.

Release yourself from the clutches of unnecessary habits to transform your time tracking efforts in less than a week.

Yes, this is definitely possible!

Significantly improve Time tracking in 3 days

1. Categorizing Time

Did you know that an employee spends nearly 2.6 hours every day reading and replying to emails?  To make it worse, 40% of employees don’t track the spent time. This untracked work time costs companies $52,500 per employee that use timesheets to charge clients.

Studies also cite that U.S. companies run in losses with a revenue loss of $8.8 billion every day due to untracked time.

All of these stats hint at one thing—it’s never wise to put all your eggs in one basket.

What we also mean is, labeling your time in categories makes it easier to gauge every hour spent.

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