Multiple-jobholding modules act like a narrow bevel: they catch a short reference period and leave much of the grain unread. Firmer Chisel reviews how those modules define a “second job,” what hours they record, and which arrangements fall outside the cut.
Reference period and grain
Weekly or monthly windows change which side work appears. Occasional platform tasks, seasonal gigs, and unpaid waiting often sit below the bevel. Technical notes that admit those gaps are preferred over summaries that flatten them.
Desk posture
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