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Module 9 of 12 · Team, attendance and payroll · Lesson 5 of 15

Read your scoreboard

Understand your daily score, its four parts and your badges, and choose whether you appear on the public board.

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The scoreboard turns your daily activity into a score out of 100 to show you where to focus. It is not used for reviews or pay.

By the end you can

  • Read your score and its four parts
  • Find where to focus next
  • Hide your name from the public board

Screens used

Steps

  1. 1

    Open My scoreboard

    On: /me/scoreboard

    Type "scoreboard" in Find a page… and choose My scoreboard.

    You should see: Yesterday's score out of 100 and your Rolling 28-day avg.

  2. 2

    Read the four parts

    On: /me/scoreboard

    Output counts tasks done, articles published and audits run. Consistency counts standups filed and clock-ins on working days. Depth counts hours logged, projects touched and collaboration. Flags starts at 15 and loses points for blockers and late punches.

    You should see: You can say which part is lowest.

  3. 3

    See where to focus

    On: /me/scoreboard

    Read Where to focus next for the one or two things that would raise your score most.

    You should see: A concrete next action.

  4. 4

    Look at your badges

    On: /me/scoreboard

    Your badges shows what you have earned, such as a 30-day streak or Always on time.

    You should see: Your earned badges.

  5. 5

    Choose your visibility

    On: /me/scoreboard

    Press Hide me from the public board if you prefer not to appear on the department leaderboard. Rejoin the public board reverses it.

    You should see: The page confirms whether you are on the public board.

Tips

  • Press How is this scored? for the full explanation.
  • A new member sees "Your first score is on the way" until the first full day is scored.

Troubleshooting

"Your first score is on the way"
Scores are worked out once a day. Come back after your first full working day.
Your score is lower than you expected.
Press How is this scored? and look at the lowest part. A day without clocking in or without a standup pulls the score down.
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