Zoho People Buries Remaining Work Hours Several Clicks Deep
Employees using Zoho People have to navigate several clicks deep to check how many work hours they have left in the day, a number they need to reference constantly. A free browser extension surfaces this and related data (punches, weekly summary, leave balance) in a single toolbar popup as a workaround.
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