Labor Time Tracker

Today we are going to give you brief detail about the notes feature of Labor Time Tracker.

I think and most of us will agree its one of the cool as well as awesome feature of Labor Time Tracker.  Every one of us know that, forgetting is human nature. So, we tend to forget lots of things. I think keeping notes of the important things will help us in future.  So, In Labor Time Tracker. We introduced one cool feature called ” Notes & History”.

demo picture of notes and history features of labor time tracker

If you see the picture, You may come to know that, by history feature we can know the log details of leave applied & accepted etc.

We can also create notes of few important things. This will help us in consider (what happened & why …) during pay time.

Please have a look at new feature and let us know about your review. Looking forward for lots of comments

Ff you want to manage your finances better, the best place to start is tracking them. Even if your expenses are out of control, you are in up to your ears in debt, and you have no savings. You start by tracking everything. The result of this discipline is that you end up with a detailed overview of your financial situation, and you are now more prepared to make some changes. You are on your way to better financial management.

The same can be said for Labor time management. It can be difficult to structure how you should be spending your time if you don’t know where it is going in the first place. Before you start trying to come up with to-do lists, or adapting the latest and greatest time management methodology, consider tracking your time daily with an online tool.

Once you’ve tracked enough time you should start to see patterns that will help you prioritize your time. Time management will become a much simpler process once you understand where your time has been going and where it needs to go. One you know which tasks take hours and which tasks take minutes, you can schedule your day-to-day in a much more efficient manner.

Here in this Post, I’m going to Tell you about the time management in general. I hope it will be really very helpful to you.

Actually, Time management refers to the development of processes and tools that increase efficiency and productivity.

In business, time management has morphed into everything from methodologies such as Enterprise Resource Planning through consultant services such as Professional Organizers.

When we think of time management, however, we tend to think of personal time management, loosely defined as managing our time to waste less time on doing the things we have to do so we have more time to do the things we want to do.

Therefore, time management is often thought of or presented as a set of time management skills; the theory is that once we master the time management skills, we’ll be more organized, efficient, and happier.

Personal time management skills include:

* goal setting;
* planning;
* prioritizing;
* decision-making;
* delegating;
* scheduling.

Many people find that time management tools, such as PIM software and PDAs, help them manage their time more effectively. For instance, a PDA can make it easier to schedule and keep track of events and appointments.

Whether you use technological time management tools or plain old pen and paper, however, the first step in effective time management is analyzing how you currently spend your time and deciding how you want to change how you spend your time.
Common Misspellings: Time managment, time managemnt.
Examples: Tina found that learning and applying time management skills made a huge difference to both her productivity and the way she felt.

Hope, this article might have given you vital information about time management. So, pleace waste your time, use web time clock to manage your time.

SPEND TIME PLANNING AND ORGANIZING.
Using time to think and plan is time well-spent. In fact, if you fail to take time for planning, you are, in effect, planning to fail. Organize in a way that makes sense to you. If you need color and pictures, use a lot on your calendar or planning book. Some people need to have papers filed away; others get their creative energy from their piles. So forget the “shoulds” and organize your way.

GOALS SETTING.
Goals give your life, and the way you spend your time, direction. When asked the secret to amassing such a fortune, one of the famous Hunt brothers from Texas replied: “First you’ve got to decide what you want.” Set goals which are specific, measurable, realistic and achievable. Your optimum goals are those which cause you to “stretch” but not “break” as you strive for achievement. Goals can give creative people a much-needed sense of direction.

TO DO LIST.
Some people thrive using a daily To Do list which they construct either the last thing the previous day or first thing in the morning. Such people may combine a To Do list with a calendar or schedule. Others prefer a “running” To Do list which is continuously being updated. Or, you may prefer a combination of the two previously described To Do lists. Whatever method works is best for you. Don’t be afraid to try a new system — you just might find one that works even better than your present one!

BE FLEXIBLE.
Allow time for interruptions and distractions. Time management experts often suggest planning for just 50 percent or less of one’s time. With only 50 percent of your time planned, you will have the flexibility to handle interruptions and the unplanned “emergency.” When you expect to be interrupted, schedule routine tasks. Save (or make) larger blocks of time for your priorities. When interrupted, ask Alan Lakein’s crucial question, “What is the most important thing I can be doing with my time right now?” to help you get back on track fast.

DO THE RIGHT THING RIGHT.
Noted management expert, Peter Drucker, says “doing the right thing is more important than doing things right.” Doing the right thing is effectiveness; doing things right is efficiency. Focus first on effectiveness (identifying what is the right thing to do), then concentrate on efficiency (doing it right).

ELIMINATE THE URGENT.
Urgent tasks have short-term consequences while important tasks are those with long-term, goal-related implications. Work towards reducing the urgent things you must do so you’ll have time for your important priorities. Flagging or highlighting items on your To Do list or attaching a deadline to each item may help keep important items from becoming urgent emergencies.

PRACTICE THE ART OF INTELLIGENT NEGLECT.
Eliminate from your life trivial tasks or those tasks which do not have long-term consequences for you. Can you delegate or eliminate any of your To Do list? Work on those tasks which you alone can do.

CONQUER PROCRASTINATION.
One technique to try is the “Swiss cheese” method described by Alan Lakein. When you are avoiding something, break it into smaller tasks and do just one of the smaller tasks or set a timer and work on the big task for just 15 minutes. By doing a little at a time, eventually you’ll reach a point where you’ll want to finish.

LEARN TO SAY “NO.”
Such a small word — and so hard to say. Focusing on your goals may help. Blocking time for important, but often not scheduled, priorities such as family and friends can also help. But first you must be convinced that you and your priorities are important — that seems to be the hardest part in learning to say “no.” Once convinced of their importance, saying “no” to the unimportant in life gets easier.

You may wonder that how admin can view the employee’s who were online at that time. So, we have decided to give you clear information about it. Admin has an option of called “who is in” in his control panal. From there you can view which employee is currently working.

Here is the picture of the “who is in” option of admin contol panal of Labor Time Mangement, i hope this will give you some idea about it.

This was the most sticking feature of labor time tracker. What you say about this?