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Author: Nazar Hrychukh Head of Marketing A time tracker is software that records how long a person works and what exactly that time goes to. Not “how many hours someone was in the office,” but what happened inside those hours: … Read More

Author: Nazar Hrychukh Head of Marketing Consulting sells one thing — an expert’s time. And here lies a harsh paradox: the most expensive time leaks away through the cheapest-looking trifles. A “quick question” in a messenger. A “short consultation” for … Read More

Author: Nazar Hrychukh Head of Marketing Be honest: how many hours did your last project actually take? Now compare that with what you put in the estimate. If the numbers match — congratulations, you’re a rare case. In most studios, … Read More

Author: Nazar Hrychukh Head of Marketing A freelancer usually knows their rate. The question is whether it matches reality. You estimated the project at 20 hours and charged UAH 20,000 — that works out to UAH 1,000 per hour. But … Read More

Author: Nazar Hrychukh Head of Marketing Agencies rarely shut down because of bad clients. Far more often, it’s because of invisible unprofitable clients everyone believes are profitable. The mechanics are simple: the client pays a fixed amount every month, pays … Read More

Author: Nazar Hrychukh Head of Marketing In IT outsourcing, the business lives on the gap between hours sold and hours actually worked. That gap is the weak point: every unlogged hour of code review, every uncounted overtime hour during a … Read More

Author: Nazar Hrychukh, Head of Marketing There is no “best” in the absolute — there is only the best for your task and your market. But Ukrainian businesses face several specific requirements that rule out most international solutions before you … Read More

Author: Nazar Hrychukh Head of Marketing Comparing time trackers by feature lists is almost pointless — the lists all look alike and the marketing copy is identical. The real difference comes down to four things: what type of system it … Read More

Short answer: yes, it is legal — provided three conditions are met. What’s more, keeping track of working time is a direct obligation of the employer under Article 30 of the Labour Code of Ukraine. But some actions are categorically … Read More

The question “how much does time tracking cost” has two parts: how much you pay and how much you get back. The second part usually matters more, because this is one of the few business tools that pays for itself … Read More

The time-tracker market looks the same everywhere: everyone promises to “boost productivity” and “ensure transparency.” The difference only becomes visible after two months of use — when it turns out the system can’t do what you actually need, and the … Read More