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totgafk180
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Guide for best practices for time sheets/records
yes
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Desert Fox
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Re: Guide for best practices for time sheets/records
ABC
A Always
B Be
C Churning
(Taps chalkboard )
ALWAYS BE CHURNING
A Always
B Be
C Churning
(Taps chalkboard )
ALWAYS BE CHURNING
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kalvano
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Re: Guide for best practices for time sheets/records
What are you looking for, how to write a billing entry so a client doesn't refuse to pay?
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totgafk180
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Re: Guide for best practices for time sheets/records
yes
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kalvano
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Re: Guide for best practices for time sheets/records
I don't know of any guide. Can you provide them with examples from other associates that are models?totgafk180 wrote:That sounds about right (the issue is not that they refuse to pay, it's that they are unclear what they are paying for).kalvano wrote:What are you looking for, how to write a billing entry so a client doesn't refuse to pay?
The goal would be to help foreign associates with properly transcribing what they did into a concise format for records (what to include/not to include). This would be to promote uniformity and consistency in the writing among various foreign associates.
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totgafk180
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Re: Guide for best practices for time sheets/records
mhmm
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totgafk180
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Re: Guide for best practices for time sheets/records
Desert Fox wrote:ABC
A Always
B Be
C Churning
(Taps chalkboard )
ALWAYS BE CHURNING
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shock259
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Re: Guide for best practices for time sheets/records
I asked some associates in my group for their entries. They were hilariously bad ("attention to closing items"). Client doesn't seem to care.
So, I record my time accurately, but I don't bother putting in detailed descriptions.
So, I record my time accurately, but I don't bother putting in detailed descriptions.
