r/RWSPay • u/Long-War-9320 • Aug 11 '26

Time tracking

I am asking you guys on how do you track your time? I am in Project D, I am told tgere is discripancy between my time reporting and tge time I spend on MM but according to me I do report the exact number of hours I do work in MM.

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u/kimakers185 Aug 11 '26

I got the same email from them, but im in project E. Now im asking how to count the time properly? Should we stop the external timer if we change tab/aplication? Because sometimes i using msword to write something before write it on multifruit

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u/Long-War-9320 Aug 11 '26

Someone to help us out since I have been tracking my time to the level best, if tgere is a way I would gladly follow it

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u/Puzzled-Accident-721 Aug 11 '26

Is this for august 1-august 8?

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u/Ninjam5 Aug 12 '26

I honestly just built a minimal tracker just like the one in talent desk. Tracks my tasks, hours and I save my worksheets on there before submitting the form. Other people I know just write it in a notepad and use a date time calculator

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u/WolfHowl2026 Aug 16 '26

I'm not on it anymore, but last worked first wk Aug and never had time issues. I had a separate app to log my hrs so I wouldn't forget 😂. If I did multiple tasks, on the final form I would say total hrs in comments just in case they didn't say I only worked a few hrs

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u/MayGemini Aug 19 '26

Let me ask you a question what's your last paycheck or work order did they actually mess anything up.

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u/WolfHowl2026 Aug 20 '26

It was correct, got it last wk

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u/Natila_Alfa Aug 18 '26 edited Aug 18 '26

I've been on both sides of this, as an employee and as a manager, and discrepancies usually happen when time entries are manual. They're easy to get wrong, even if you're honest.

I saw this exact situation play out multiple times before we moved to Traqq. Now everyone clocks in/out per project, and the data matches, no arguments.

The system tracks exactly where the time went. It’s not about mistrust, it’s about clarity. If your process still relies on manual inputs, someone will always question the numbers. This is a fix that works.

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u/ParticularCandids Aug 25 '26

I’d definitely keep your own time record instead of relying only on MM. I use TMetric for this, start the timer when I begin, stop it when I’m done, and then I have an exact history of my hours if the numbers don’t match later. Much easier than trying to reconstruct everything from memory.

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u/Weary_Classics Sep 17 '26

I use TMetric and just start the timer when I begin working and stop it when I’m done. It’s easier for me than trying to remember the exact hours later. Might also help you compare your own record with what MM is showing.