Use the excerpt below to answer the following question:When filling out your timesheet, be sure to allocate your time to the correct project, with an appropriate description of your activities. Click on the drop-down menu under 'Project' and then select the project you worked on (projects are sorted by number). If you worked on multiple projects in a day, you may have several entries. If you were working on a task that spans more than one project, select '908_Multi-Project' and record the applicable project numbers in your work description. Accounting will then allocate the hours as needed for billing. If your work was not related to any particular projects, select '912_Internal/Miscellaneous' and write a thorough description. We seek to keep a minimum of 90% of time on paid projects, so if you have a question about whether your work is project-related, please check with your supervisor.How much time should the average employee spend on paid projects from clients

The WorkKeys Workplace Documents assessment measures skills that individuals use when they read real workplace documents and use that information to make job-related decisions and solve problems. The documents include messages, emails, letters, directions, signs, bulletins, policies, websites, contracts, and regulations.