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Time tracking and issue workflow

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Time tracking and issue workflow

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JIRA. Time tracking

Why do I need it ?

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JIRA. Time tracking

Why do we need it ?

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1. Aims of time tracking

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- “Ordnung muss sein”

1. Aims of time tracking

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1. Aims of time tracking- “Ordnung muss sein”

- Flexible timetable report

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JIRA. Time tracking

1. Aims of time tracking- “Ordnung muss sein”

- Flexible timetable report

- Overtime calculation

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JIRA. Time tracking

1. Aims of time tracking- “Ordnung muss sein”

- Flexible timetable report

- Overtime calculation

- Projects analysis

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JIRA. Time tracking

1. Aims of time tracking- “Ordnung muss sein”

- Flexible timetable report

- Overtime calculation

- Projects analysis

- Issue retrospective view

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1. Aims of time tracking- “Ordnung muss sein”

- Flexible timetable report

- Overtime calculation

- Projects analysis

- Issue retrospective view

- Projects bugdeting

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2. Dashboards configuration- Start your workday with JIRA personal dashboard

- “Assigned to me” gadget (filter results gadget for QA)

- “Tempo User Timesheet” gadget

- Project activity stream, Saved filters, Quick links and other

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3. Worktime logging- Workload report for each task is mandatory.

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3. Worktime logging- Workload report for each task is mandatory.

- Log time spent just after sending task to QA or before the workday end.

Next day morning all time has to be logged

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3. Worktime logging- Workload report for each task is mandatory.

- Log time spent just after sending task to QA or before the workday end.

Next day morning all time has to be logged

- Log real time spent on project tasks, not 8h/day.

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3. Worktime logging- Workload report for each task is mandatory.

- Log time spent just after sending task to QA or before the workday end.

Next day morning all time has to be logged

- Log real time spent on project tasks, not 8h/day.

- Log time spent for common issues to “Internal” project (Meetings,

Self-development, etc)

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JIRA. Time tracking

3. Worktime logging- Workload report for each task is mandatory.

- Log time spent just after sending task to QA or before the workday end.

Next day morning all time has to be logged

- Log real time spent on project tasks, not 8h/day.

- Log time spent for common issues to “Internal” project (Meetings,

Self-development, etc)

- Easy-logging with TEMPO

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JIRA. Time tracking

3. Worktime logging- Workload report for each task is mandatory.

- Log time spent just after sending task to QA or before the workday end.

Next day morning all time has to be logged

- Log real time spent on project tasks, not 8h/day.

- Log time spent for common issues to “Internal” project (Meetings,

Self-development, etc)

- Easy-logging with TEMPO

- Overtime logging with “Plan time” functionality in TEMPO

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JIRA. Time tracking

3. Worktime logging- Workload report for each task is mandatory.

- Log time spent just after sending task to QA or before the workday end.

Next day morning all time has to be logged

- Log real time spent on project tasks, not 8h/day.

- Log time spent for common issues to “Internal” project (Meetings,

Self-development, etc)

- Easy-logging with TEMPO

- Overtime logging with “Plan time” functionality in TEMPO

- Work logging is mandatory for managers, designers, QA, etc: rules are

the same for everyone

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JIRA. Issue workflow

1. New issue workflow

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JIRA. Issue workflow

2. Issue status- Issue creation: new mandatory fields “component”, “fix version”, “estimate”

- Issue author fills in estimates, developer can modify them if needed, before progress start. In future estimates modification will be tech lead role

- Use “start” and “stop” progress button to notify what task you are working on now.

- No more resolving tasks by developers - that’s a QA or manager function.

- There is no need for reopening and reassigning tasks for developers. Just push it to testing

- QA has to see all issues assigned with “In testing” status

- Task can be closed only by manager

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YOU

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PS. All the worktime, spent for this presentation was logged to JIRA:)