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I'd really like to be able to analyze where I'm spending my time, ideally this is a backwards-looking stat but might be applied forwards.
Some rough thoughts on buckets that would be useful for me:
unstructured time: includes past available time and all "self" time
one-on-ones: meetings with one other person, either recurring or one-offsf
recurring meetings: meetings that recur with any periodicity
OOO time
Potential UX:
$ calendar-assistant stats
me@example.com- looking back one month
Time spent in recurring meetings: 10h 30m (20.2%)
Time spent in one-on-ones: 22h 10m (41.6%)
Unstructured time: 18h 30m (30.3%)
This could support the -a option to run against someone else to whose calendar you have access.
This should support a time range as well (default to past month).
Something interesting to think about: should percentages be calculated from the user's business day (config) or be calculated from total time spent in meetings?
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Love this idea. Beyond the accumulation of individual types, I'd be interested to see something that shows "health." Drawing on inspiration like big rocks first and Hipmunk's Agony Index, I'd appreciate a report card on how I'm doing. having 6x 1:1s is probably good; having 6x 30min 1:1s in a row is probably bad.
I'd really like to be able to analyze where I'm spending my time, ideally this is a backwards-looking stat but might be applied forwards.
Some rough thoughts on buckets that would be useful for me:
Potential UX:
This could support the
-a
option to run against someone else to whose calendar you have access.This should support a time range as well (default to past month).
Something interesting to think about: should percentages be calculated from the user's business day (config) or be calculated from total time spent in meetings?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: