Missed time-tracking entries falsely flag parent tasks as delayed in ClickUp
When employees forget to log time as managers require, ClickUp displays the parent task as delayed even though the work itself is on schedule. Reflects a structural gap where status inference depends on manual time entry rather than actual task progress.
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