Gusto Requires Notes When Editing Timestamps, Adding Friction to Minor Corrections
A Gusto user notes mild annoyance at being required to add explanatory notes/comments whenever editing a timestamp, even though they understand the audit-trail rationale behind the policy. This adds minor friction to routine time correction tasks without being a significant pain point.
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