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Registring hours in the VAS

Fabio BalliFabio Balli Sun 27 Sep 2015 8:50PMPublicSeen by 217

Using the VAS requires rigor. Thus, I created a simplified process (http://nrp.sensorica.co/accounting/process/845/) so that we don't have any excuse about the complicated interface. :)

In order to gather hours with regularity and congruence, I propose that all hours that are not registered in the VAS ten days after the day the work was done are lost, ie these hours will not be considered for financial repartition or other purposes. Exceptions : hours done before August 11th (date BG joined Sensorica) are not put in the VAS.

This rule would enter into force on October 15th 2015.

Fabio Balli

All hours not registered in the VAS ten days after the day the work was done are lost.

proposal by Fabio Balli Closed Tue 29 Sep 2015 9:34PM

Results

ResultsOptionVotes% of votes cast% of eligible voters
Agree37521Fabio BalliAnnick BedardThomas Daguenel
Abstain000 
Disagree1257Jim Anastassiou
Block000 
Undecided1071Tiberius BrastaviceanuBob HaugenLynn FosterTammy Lea MeyerD. Bruce MerloBrastaviceanu DanielValentin GomezJohn DangerFabien JeanneretYannick Gervais

4 of 14 votes cast (28% participation)

Jim Anastassiou

Jim Anastassiou
Disagree
Mon 28 Sep 2015 3:38AM

I suggest 5-7 days

Thomas Daguenel

Thomas Daguenel
Agree
Tue 29 Sep 2015 8:08PM

Maybe go for a weekly deadline

Bob Haugen

Bob HaugenSun 27 Sep 2015 9:18PM

Please also suggest improvements to the complicated interface.

Jim Anastassiou

Jim AnastassiouMon 28 Sep 2015 3:37AM

If you are trying to set a limit to encourage prompt logging and eliminate approximation, 10 days is way too long. I believe the max should be a week. And if and when funding comes from development, even that is too long,

Lynn Foster

Lynn FosterMon 28 Sep 2015 2:08PM

Also, just for information, if the VAS is used as people do their work each day, then it can be used as a coordination tool between people, and also as a project management tool (by anyone) to see the current status of the work. Part of this is your time and what you did, but part of it is what you created and what you used, etc.

At least that was the intention, so all feedback is welcome!

Jim Anastassiou

Jim AnastassiouTue 29 Sep 2015 8:18PM

Thats a great point Lynn, and that would encourage and require daily logging. Which I think is what should be the goal in the long run, a central co-ordination page or dashboard like I've envisioned in the past, instead of scrambling everywhere to see where a project is at.

Lynn Foster

Lynn FosterTue 29 Sep 2015 8:25PM

@jimanastassiou hey, would love to see your ideas sketched out! (When you have time....)

John Danger

John DangerTue 29 Sep 2015 9:17PM

Having time to concider it, I would be Ok for a weekly limit even less as Jim suggested it.
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Beyond that,I would love to help on the UX side, which I found very raw. As a "geek" I don't mind even if I get lost in it. But it's really not user friendly :)

Fabio Balli

All hours not registered in the VAS five days after the day the work was done are lost. This rule enters into force on 15.10.15 for all work done after 09.08.15.

proposal by Fabio Balli Closed Fri 2 Oct 2015 9:07PM

Results

ResultsOptionVotes% of votes cast% of eligible voters
Agree210014Fabio BalliJim Anastassiou
Abstain000 
Disagree000 
Block000 
Undecided1286Tiberius BrastaviceanuBob HaugenLynn FosterTammy Lea MeyerD. Bruce MerloBrastaviceanu DanielValentin GomezJohn DangerAnnick BedardFabien JeanneretThomas DaguenelYannick Gervais

2 of 14 votes cast (14% participation)

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