What is Reddit's opinion of WatchMe?

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• Stick to a standard schedule. Get up, take a shower, get dressed, "go to work", stop for lunch, work some more, finish your day. Do not fall into the trap of working in your pajamas. Keeping a schedule and getting ready just like if you were going to an office job is essential.
• Do not eat lunch at your desk. Go into your kitchen or some room other than your office. If you like to browse the web while eating, using another device like a personal laptop or iPad.
• Use a dedicated room as your work office only
• Do not have a TV in your office and never turn on the TV, watch movies, etc... like on an iPad or something, or leave the TV on in another room.
• Use a program like WatchMe (http://www.flamebrain.com/) and clock in/out whenever you work or take a break so you know how much actual work you did.
• Find reasons to leave the house when you're not working, either to meet up with friends after work or go out to exercise.
• Keep your web browsers separate. If you browse stuff like reddit from your work computer, use a portable version of your web browser for that stuff and keep your main web browser for work-only stuff.

This is a local desktop alternative, comes with customizable everything. http://www.flamebrain.com/download-watchme/

Additional announcer for AA if you are thinking with portals. https://www.dropbox.com/s/vbxp8xjiybqly06/crops_timer.wav

In the vein of time tracking, I use a simple tool called WatchMe (http://www.flamebrain.com/download-watchme/) and run different timers for different tasks. I always keep one running, even if just for general email and misc maintenance, and then make new ones when working on specific tickets or projects.

Also keep a weekly ticket open to capture all those little tasks that are not worth actually making a whole new ticket for. At least you'll have it written down somewhere.

Do not use "number of closed tickets" as any kind of metric to report to management.

When I was still on Windows, I used WatchMe (http://www.flamebrain.com/download-watchme/). It lets you run as many simultaneous timers, with labels, as you like.

I've used this one for years. It looks like they made it for you. You can create regular timers or countdown timers and pause and restart them at will. You can also attach a note to a regular timer or countdown timer. Rearrange tabs in the order that you like them to appear.

Bonus: You can create a set of countdown timers and put them on a named tab. Create additional tabs that can contain their own unique timers.

http://www.online-timers.com/multiple-timers.

If you are looking for an actual program. WatchMe is decent and simple enough to use.

The Warren Buffett Stocks was just an example :)

With watchme you mean this app http://www.flamebrain.com/download-watchme/, so you want like simple-look stock desktop ticker?

And what annoyances all the other tickers have, so I will know to avoid them? :)