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Time Doctor Review: A Freelancer’s Perspective

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A productivity Q&A between TimeDoctor and USource on how time tracking creates and curates reports for dedicated virtual assistants.

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Time Doctor Review A Freelancer’s Perspective
Time Doctor Review: A Freelancer’s Perspective
Q. What does USource do? A. We give our clients time for the bigger things by doing little things.
Q. Usource is work-from- home, office, or both? A. Both for most of us. We have a new office. We can go in or not, as needed and preferred. Flexibility makes us love our job.
Q. The main contribution of Time Doctor to USource? A. Tracking our time and productivity for transparency between US and our clients. Very important.
Q. What were the top 3 reports you used within TimeDoctor? A. The daily timesheet, screenshots, history. They all help and ensure focus and productivity.
Q. What integrations did you activate? A. Asana. We love the automatic tracking, at one click!
Q. How has Time Doctor improved Usource procedures? A. Internally, we operate on trust. Externally, we operate on verifiable reports. Time Doctor did that for us.
Q. Any advice on using Time Doctor for fellow project managers? A. Maximize all the features so everyone's on the same page on every project. Transparency = trust.
Q. Any tips on working remotely? A. Pick jobs and clients carefully. No toxicity policy. When you love what you do, you do it better.
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Time Doctor Review: A Freelancer’s Perspective

  • 1. Time Doctor Review A Freelancer’s Perspective
  • 3. Q. What does USource do? A. We give our clients time for the bigger things by doing little things.
  • 4. Q. Usource is work-from- home, office, or both? A. Both for most of us. We have a new office. We can go in or not, as needed and preferred. Flexibility makes us love our job.
  • 5. Q. The main contribution of Time Doctor to USource? A. Tracking our time and productivity for transparency between US and our clients. Very important.
  • 6. Q. What were the top 3 reports you used within TimeDoctor? A. The daily timesheet, screenshots, history. They all help and ensure focus and productivity.
  • 7. Q. What integrations did you activate? A. Asana. We love the automatic tracking, at one click!
  • 8. Q. How has Time Doctor improved Usource procedures? A. Internally, we operate on trust. Externally, we operate on verifiable reports. Time Doctor did that for us.
  • 9. Q. Any advice on using Time Doctor for fellow project managers? A. Maximize all the features so everyone's on the same page on every project. Transparency = trust.
  • 10. Q. Any tips on working remotely? A. Pick jobs and clients carefully. No toxicity policy. When you love what you do, you do it better.
  • 11. w w w.uso urce.me