Different methods used in Employee Monitoring Software

A study by IDC research shows that 30-40% of Internet use at work is non-work related. And a survey by Sex Tracker shows that 70% of all porn traffic occurs during the 9-5 work day. To try and combat these issues that impact productivity at work, many employers are using software to monitor their employees.

Have you tried tracking time for yourself or your team? Did it work? Not likely. Probably you ended up with half completed time sheets, or if your company required staff to complete them it is likely the time sheets were invented with little relationship to the reality of how time was spent. There are several reasons why almost all time tracking software on the market does not work to track time accurately.

If you are considering time management software for your business, we'd like to suggest Time Doctor Software. This productivity application is developed by TimeManagement.com and reflects the same time management principles and methodologies featured on this site. Time Doctor can be used a business tool for teams, and also for personal productivity.

Odesk, Elance, Guru … are you tearing your hair out?

If you run an online business you may have tried one of these services to help you with anything that can be done remotely for example: programming, web design, research, writing etc. It's a tempting notion because you are paying someone for the results produced, and often not on an hourly basis. Plus you don't have the added costs of hiring a full time employee and can just utilize the resources when needed.