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TSheets

Pitch Posted: June 19, 2008
Rating: 0.71
Votes: 24 34

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Z-Portal.uni.cc 6/19/08 6:41PM #

Wow, I love it! And nice voice emotion, joke, and interestingness! You really got me involved with your pitch.

VizionQuest 6/20/08 12:15AM #

At first I was a little scared off by your intensity but the emotion in your voice, honest comments about time tracking pains, and cheerful facial expressions made you come across much more friendly The passion you displayed about your product/service tells me you believe you have a terrific product/service and that you are going to make it succeed no matter what obstacles come your way. Great pitch, great idea!

Luke Stanley 6/21/08 4:44PM #

Comes on a little too hard but eventually actually tells us what you do, and it sounds useful!

A man called Z 6/24/08 10:45PM #

Poor idea, humans are not as lazy as you would like them to be. Presentation is over the top in a negative way. Keep brainstorming and you will come up with a better idea, but this one is going nowhere.

Spazzzzz 6/25/08 8:17PM #

This guy is a spazz, after years in business this is already a deadpool company. I'll bet 18 months or less. In fact, there are tons of solutions out there that are more robust, involve project tracking and the cell phone time sheet thing is just nonsense.

Illegal in some states 6/27/08 3:5PM #

Time clocks, stop-watches, and other timing devices are illegal in a number of states due to labor laws... Unionized companies will have serious issues with this technology -- even in states where it is legal.

Chino66 6/27/08 4:4PM #

Not a bad idea, but a bad presentation... CHEESY!

Jabber 6/30/08 7:42AM #

Time tracking fun? Good luck pulling that off. I liked the presentation, though - I enjoy watching someone with some emotion.

Linda 8/22/08 8:17PM #

Do sales people get paid hourly or on commission? Not sure that was a good example but he's a good salesman. Not a bad idea either...how bout a simple text message to get the job done...

Karen 5/10/09 7:22PM #

Is this a free product/service? We're currently using the http://xpunch.com time tracking service.