Recording a Meeting You Are Also Taking Part In
Telling people, what to do with the file afterwards, and why the recording is usually not the thing that is actually needed.
Read articleTelling people, what to do with the file afterwards, and why the recording is usually not the thing that is actually needed.
Read articleA folder of walkthroughs, handovers and bug reports that nobody will ever open. What to keep, what to delete, and who owns the ones with a client’s data in them.
Read articleStuttering video, out-of-sync audio and a fan at full speed. The settings that fix it, and the one that matters most.
Read articleMost questions that become a call could have been a one-minute recording. How to spot them, and how to keep it to a minute.
Read articleAn internal recording and a client-facing one are not the same file. What changes when it leaves the building.
Read articleFive days of fourteen-hour entries and an invoice due on Friday. How to correct it so the record is honest and nobody is accused of anything.
Read articleGiving everyone admin is the fastest way to lose a timesheet. What each role can actually do, and the two rules worth enforcing.
Read articleAn empty project list is where most time tracking rollouts die. What to create on day one so people have somewhere to put their hours.
Read articleOne needs to prove the hours were used. The other needs to warn you before they run out. The same tracker, set up two different ways.
Read articleNot a spreadsheet of hours. The three things that settle a billing dispute in one email, and the one thing that makes it worse.
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