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Currently, the working hours are counted based on how long it actually takes. In many real scenarios, the leader first estimates the required working hours before creating the work order.
If the creation of a work order could support the entry of expected working hours, and the developers could then develop and obtain the actual working hours, and if it could also display how long it has been overdue on the work order list page, having this feature would allow for better statistics on performance and development efficiency.
Feature Description
Currently, the working hours are counted based on how long it actually takes. In many real scenarios, the leader first estimates the required working hours before creating the work order.
If the creation of a work order could support the entry of expected working hours, and the developers could then develop and obtain the actual working hours, and if it could also display how long it has been overdue on the work order list page, having this feature would allow for better statistics on performance and development efficiency.
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