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Our next reddit post is from Executor Axon. This happened a while ago and I've since moved jobs.

Basically, every employee in my department was supposed to log their work hours in the projects

they were working on. When I first joined the company, I noticed there was an inbuilt time when

in the software which you could start and stop to get accurate logs. But I asked my bosses and other

employees and everyone told me that no one uses it. Instead, everyone just manually fills out the

log at the end of the day or the first thing in the morning the next day. I was cool with that,

so I started logging my time just like everyone else. Things were fine for quite a while

until I started putting in more and more hours to get work done. Fast forward to that

fateful day and I get called by management. They tell me that my logging seems dishonest and

deliberately misleading. I get told off saying that they rely on these numbers to plan deadlines

for the future and that I'm cheating the company. They instructed me to only use the software

timer from then on and nothing else. I should probably mention that the way that I logged

time till then was I rounded down to 30 minute increments just out of personal preference.

For example, if a meeting lasted 45 minutes then more often than not I would just log 30 minutes.

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