Your partner in time

Freelancing comes with a unique set of new challenges. We break down the biggest freelance problems we’ve encountered and how to go about fixing them.

When it comes to performance, every detail matters. While there’s no one hack for mastering your workflow, task trackers are pretty much the next best thing.

Time tracking provides remote teams with essential structure, visibility, and transparency. But that doesn’t stop it from feeling wildly unproductive.

Every company can improve employee motivation and performance by prioritizing a few things – from employee autonomy to recognition and respect.

At Timely, we’re huge remote work fans. If you’re thinking of taking the plunge, consider the top six advantages of hiring remote workers we’ve found.

Is your team struggling to stay on top of their workload? Our post to team workload management has got you covered. Take your team to the next level.

One of the best things about building software is hearing that it actually makes a difference. At Timely, we live for that stuff – and it makes our tool better! Take a look at a few shiny awards we’ve just received which recognize Timely as one of the best time tracking apps out there.

As a remote employee, time tracking is essential; it helps you stay visible and accountable. But that doesn’t stop it from being wildly unproductive.

Client communication is an essential but almost invisible task. Few track the time spent on client emails, calls, and meetings; fewer consider it billable.

New technology is pointless until people actually adopt it. We look at some of the main reasons people resist technological change and explore strategies.

Hiring remote employees isn’t too different to hiring in-house, but there are a few nuances that only come with experience. With 50% of our team working remotely, at Memory we’ve learned a thing or two about how to get it right. Here are our tips on how to conduct remote interviews and what to ask.

We explore the psychological factors driving people to work on vacation and how to find out if you’re actually ready to take the plunge.