Review on Family Job Jar. Family Job Jar is a unique information management tool. Assign the responsibility of allotting and managing all your chores to this amazing tool. It will reduce the hassle of assigning household chores. This tool not only assigns the jobs but also rates them on priority. The jar will contain all the jobs that need to be done. As you draw the job from the jar and work on it, the tool creates reports of who does the job and to what extent it is completed. You will no longer forget a chore or leave things undone with this tool being a constant manager of all your household responsibilities. You can also view and print a pie chart of the work done by each member of the household. Try creating certificates of achievements for those who complete jobs to create further motivation. This is a unique gift to families which will replace the popular “honey-do” list with the Family Job Jar.

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Family Job Jar 2.0

License:	Shareware
Price:	$19.99
File size:	2900K
Developer:	FamTec Software
Homepage:	http://famtecsoftware.com
Last update:	2004-06-03

Throw away the honey-do list. No more hassle when you have to assign household chores. Blame it on the Job Jar. You fill the job jar with jobs that need to be done. The job jar randomly assigns the jobs. Jobs are rated by priority. Users draw a job and credit is given to them for that job. The program keeps track of who does what and how much. Print report of jobs chosen and the date and who chose them. View a pie chart of jobs finished.

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