Briggs AnalyticsFree tool · Just for fun
Fifteen years of answering customer emails. Turns out that's worth something.
Every email you answered, ticket you closed and job you finished is a record of how real work gets done. Count yours and make a card to share.
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How this works
Four steps, about as many minutes.
- Pick the kind of work you do.
- Add your years and a rough daily count.
- See your work history in numbers.
- Download your card and share it.
Your work leaves a trail
Most people never add it up. A customer support rep who answers forty emails a day for ten years has handled about ninety thousand conversations. A dispatcher has routed tens of thousands of trucks. An accountant has closed hundreds of months of books. Each of those is a small decision made by a person who knew what they were doing.
That know-how is exactly what companies building training tools want to learn from, which is why businesses are now licensing records of how their work gets done, with names and private details removed. This card is just for fun. It shows the scale of what one person's working life adds up to.
For the owners reading this
If one person's years add up to this, a whole team's history adds up to a lot more. Owners can check whether their company's records qualify, free, in two minutes.
No dollar figures here
This card counts work, not money. Only a company can license its records, and any price is set by a buyer after a review.
Questions about this tool.
Can I license my own work history?
Not on your own. Work records usually belong to the company you did them for. This card is just a fun way to see the scale of it.
Is anything I enter saved?
No. It is used to draw your card and nothing is sent anywhere.
Why no dollar amount?
Because only companies license their records, and any price is set by a buyer after review. The card counts work, not money.
I own a company. Where do I go?
Check if your company qualifies at briggsanalytics.com/estimate. It costs you nothing.
See what your company's records could be worth.
Costs you nothing · five quick questions · about a minute · no files
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