we do it in my company for accountability and to bill clients. Everyone in the company telecommutes so it's important for the suits to keep tabs on how we spend our days. 15 minute intervals. Our system is divided into client-project-task-activity. It's actually a cool system, I wrote it as my first job for the company :) Activity is stuff like ('other','development','correspondence','meeting','template coding',...). The rest are pretty self explanatory I think. Accuracy isn't per se verified, the important thing is that we get the job done. There's an internal company project for research that I use to record the time I spend here :)
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