Open charlesbrandt opened 5 years ago
We might want to think about this a bit more. Instead of remembering groups, it would be nice just to default to a "group" of direct reports (people that report to me). That's what many managers including high level ones really need to see.
It sounds like some managers have more than one group of direct reports. Hsiung replied: "I have four groups: two are PT staff, 2 are full time staff. All are direct reports to me."
A single default group would not address that scenario. If remembering the previous selected group is possible (maybe via a cookie?), that seems like a more versatile solution. If remembering the previous selected group is difficult to do, then a default group could be the next best thing.
Another issue completed. As far as Rick suggestion, I could not find a way to implement that since we do not give manager group priority. I still remember we have an issue for that. I have to add another parameter to groups to give a higher priority but now it is not there.
In a discussion with Monroe and Dillman, it sounds like the previously selected group is not being remembered after returning to the Time Approvers page.
Some time approvers and payroll approvers have many groups. When reviewing timesheets and switching between different pages, the current group must be re-selected for every action.
Ideally the system could remember the previously accessed group (except for the All option).
A user reported the following scenario:
Somewhat related to #166