[–] bogle 6y ago ↗ Why would you do that? I take it this isn't an Agile team but are they working on software?
[–] codingdave 6y ago ↗ I think most software devs are going to say they do not track time.What kind of team are you running, and what benefit does time tracking offer you?
[–] timlangeman 6y ago ↗ 1) We used to use Toggl at my employer:https://toggl.com/2) We switched to Clockify because it is cheaper for us. They have a "free forever" version.https://clockify.me/I preferred the Toggl UI. It also has a free version, but I think it was more expensive for the reporting we wanted.
[–] wakatime 6y ago ↗ Software devs use WakaTime because it's automatic:https://wakatime.comFor non-engineers it seems they mostly use old manual time trackers like Toggl.
[–] sergiotapia 6y ago ↗ I don't ask my team to track their time. I also don't require estimates in the ticket. I imagine this doesn't scale past a certain size but for us (8 people) it's worked out well.
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[ 7.9 ms ] story [ 16.9 ms ] threadWhat kind of team are you running, and what benefit does time tracking offer you?
https://toggl.com/
2) We switched to Clockify because it is cheaper for us. They have a "free forever" version.
https://clockify.me/
I preferred the Toggl UI. It also has a free version, but I think it was more expensive for the reporting we wanted.
https://wakatime.com
For non-engineers it seems they mostly use old manual time trackers like Toggl.