@@Timecampcom Yeah? And why would the employer want or feel the need to spy on it's employees in such a manner? Unless you are working with super sensitive information, this shouldn't even be a thing. I've seen it used in multiple companies with no such sensitive information, they just want to know what their employees are doing every day which results in a lot of stress for the employees, i find it extremely predatory
@@TheHaos1 you can use it without the activity tracking and focus on tracking time to projects and tasks, especially if you bill clients by the hour. You can also use activity tracking in such a way that the activities are visible only to the users themselves, which helps them recollect what they were working on during the day, and report it (declaratively) to their manager. The larger the company, the harder it is to have control of which projects are profitable, and keeping track of time spent on them is super helpful. Long story short, there are a lot of ways Timecamp can be utilized, and tracking computer use is just scratching the surface.
@@TheHaos1for some reason it makes me nervous 😅 I recently got a client and they want me to use this app.. no other client has ever wanted me to use this… I just have a weird gut feeling about this 😅
G, aghar apko hindi mein samjana hy mein help kar sakta hoon, mein isko use kar raha hoon our yeh aik acha software hy apnay app ko manage karnay ka our employees ko bhi.
What are you talking about?? LOL. Plenty of companies need time tracking to pull reporting on how profitable they are on each customer project. It has nothing to do with laziness, bro.
Does the app screenshots the employees screen timely?
it is an amazing software , however it lacks tasks start & end date , tasks time
Of course we have it all - check it on timecamp.com! ;)
Basically allows the employer to spy on the employee's activities. Totally not stressful and abusive
It's the employer who lets themselves spy on employees' activities, not the tool ;)
@@Timecampcom Yeah? And why would the employer want or feel the need to spy on it's employees in such a manner? Unless you are working with super sensitive information, this shouldn't even be a thing. I've seen it used in multiple companies with no such sensitive information, they just want to know what their employees are doing every day which results in a lot of stress for the employees, i find it extremely predatory
@@TheHaos1 you can use it without the activity tracking and focus on tracking time to projects and tasks, especially if you bill clients by the hour. You can also use activity tracking in such a way that the activities are visible only to the users themselves, which helps them recollect what they were working on during the day, and report it (declaratively) to their manager. The larger the company, the harder it is to have control of which projects are profitable, and keeping track of time spent on them is super helpful. Long story short, there are a lot of ways Timecamp can be utilized, and tracking computer use is just scratching the surface.
@@TheHaos1for some reason it makes me nervous 😅 I recently got a client and they want me to use this app.. no other client has ever wanted me to use this… I just have a weird gut feeling about this 😅
Kya isko hindi me samjha sakte hai
G, aghar apko hindi mein samjana hy mein help kar sakta hoon, mein isko use kar raha hoon our yeh aik acha software hy apnay app ko manage karnay ka our employees ko bhi.
Good software if you have lazy employees 🫡🫡🫡
Good software to keep the attendance records in order, not to monitor employees' laziness ;)
What are you talking about?? LOL. Plenty of companies need time tracking to pull reporting on how profitable they are on each customer project. It has nothing to do with laziness, bro.