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In today’s fast-paced business environment, the difference between organizations that thrive and those that merely survive isn’t found in their ability to avoid failure—it’s in their capacity to learn from it. That’s why we’re tackling project post-mortems and everything you need to know to conduct them successfully. TL;DR: What you’ll learnThis article explores how modern project […]
Time theft and timesheet fraud both involve employees being paid for hours they didn’t actually work, although they differ in scale and intent. But the bottom line is that incorrect timesheet practices cost businesses about 7% of annual payroll, according to U.S. Department of Labor estimates. Let’s look at the differences and see how they can […]
In project time tracking, it’s crucial to understand the difference between actual time, planned time, and earned time. Think of these three metrics as lanes in a swimming pool — each moving you forward, but at a different pace and with a different story to tell about your project’s progress. On their own, they can […]
In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, organizations face an increasingly complex challenge: how to maintain accurate forecasting and effective risk management while navigating unprecedented levels of uncertainty. As US Economist Michael Hammer wisely noted, “The secret of success is not to predict the future but to create an organization which can prosper in an unpredictable […]
Timesheet approvals become effortless when automated with Beebole and Zapier, reducing inefficiencies by sending managers timely reminders to complete their reviews. We’ll guide you through an automation with Zapier that ensures your approval process stays on track, preventing delays in payroll and improving overall team accountability. On time, every time: why reviewing and approving time […]
