Crazy chit... our new "time clock" basically tracks how long you are heae every day... is a hand print machine... you have to put your hand on this pad to get in. Wave of the future.
Hand print access at work
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Yeah, we got that too. The "HandPunch 4000A"golgiaparatus said:
We have fingerprint ID on our Key machine here. Pretty nifty
I put a code in the computer to clock in.
stosh said:Actually we're only one step above that, I enter it into an excel spreadsheet then hand it in.
And that is NEW for the city...I have a freakin typewriter in my cube! a TYPEWRITER! how the hell do you use one of those????
What happens if you put something else in it?
stosh said:Actually we're only one step above that, I enter it into an excel spreadsheet then hand it in.
Same here. Ours even has room for comments!
We have swipe cards like a credit card machine.
Apparently soon we will have some type of computer system or something... we will still manually enter information into it though.dh girlie said:
And that is NEW for the city...I have a freakin typewriter in my cube! a TYPEWRITER! how the hell do you use one of those????
Yes and no digital camera... We got it. What else dont you have?stoney98 said:
Talk about making a silk purse out of a sow's ear...Craw said:
Craw said:
We have a cool swipe card deal that "is supposed to protect us, and also keep track of who is in the building in the event of an em,ergency..like a fire".
3 small issues though...
1. Its just taught us we need to be clocked in for a certain amount of time... what you do when here means little.
2. People still leave side doors in so mr AK47 can always get access
3. When there is a fire, who is the sorry sap who has to wait for the printer to dump out the "in/out" report??....
3 small issues though...
1. Its just taught us we need to be clocked in for a certain amount of time... what you do when here means little.
2. People still leave side doors in so mr AK47 can always get access
3. When there is a fire, who is the sorry sap who has to wait for the printer to dump out the "in/out" report??....
I keep track of all of my billable and non-billable time on a sheet of paper based on 6 minute intervals (.1 of an hour) throughout the day. Each day (we're supposed to, but I'm lucky if I do it every two weeks) we input the time into a nifty dos-based computer program.