Complicated Multi-Step Clock-In Process in Gusto Time Tracking
A Gusto user finds the clock-in process cumbersome, requiring several steps to complete before being able to clock in for the day. Simplifying the time-tracking flow would reduce daily friction for hourly and shift employees.
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