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Agencies harass, cajole, bribe, beg and threaten in order to get people to turn their time sheets in on time. In his recent book The Peaceable Kingdom, Stan Richards even describes The Richards Group’s policy of reducing year-end bonuses for those who can’t get their act together.
T3 in Austin, Texas, has a novel way of dealing with the laggards. Harnessing the power of song, the agency recruited receptionist and singer Laura Guenat, who logs the daily time sheets, to write a ditty called “The Time Sheet Blues.”
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