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A few days ago, I went out for a meal with the Development Department. While chatting, I found out that they had already written a program for clocking in remotely by phone, which could even automatically clock you in and out at your scheduled times. And the code scripts had already been passed down through several generations in Slack.
When I heard that, my chopsticks stopped midair.
Because I’m the one who obediently sits down in front of the company computer every day, clocks in once when I start work, and then clocks out again when I finish.
No wonder I’ve always felt that they often show up gradually and disappear very early.
Turns out it’s not that I’m more diligent—I’m just not very good at writing this kind of “life automation script.”