Presentation from the November Sydney Quantified Self meetup. In this presentation I display five years of timesheet history with annotations based on work and home locations.

1. Timesheets
From Woe to Wonder
Kelvin Nicholson
July 2013

2. What did you do? How did you do it?
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Five years of start/end times
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Different houses, different positions
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Started with lots of official time sheets (Excel)
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Wrote program to extract data from Excel -> CSV
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Loaded transformed CSV into Tableau

3. Q: What did you learn?
A: I’m very habitual, until I’m not.

4. What did you learn?

5. Q: What did you learn?
A: Transport Matters

6. What did you learn?

7. Q: What did you learn?
A: I am becoming less consistent

8. What did you learn?

9. What did you learn?

10. Q: What did you learn?
A: Jun., Nov., and Dec. are my erratic months

11. What did you learn?

12. Q: What did you learn?
A: I consistently work long on Mondays and Fridays

13. What did you learn?

14. Q: What did you learn?
A: But not in June, and less towards Christmas

15. What did you learn?

16. Final Takeaways
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I’m habitual, until I’m not
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Start times correspond to train schedules
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Start times are becoming less consistent
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June, November and December are inconsistent months
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I work longest on Mondays and Fridays
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I work less the closer we get to Christmas