Teams Shifts Time Clock Desync Requires Full Reinstall to Resolve
The Microsoft Teams Shifts time clock repeatedly falls out of sync with the desktop application, making accurate time tracking unreliable. The only known fix is a full uninstall and reinstall cycle, causing significant downtime for shift workers.
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