>>> The amount of busy work and slop and inefficiency it allows... (Disclaimer: I've not used it in a business setting, but do roughly know my way around becau

>>> The amount of busy work and slop and inefficiency it allows... (Disclaimer: I've not used it in a business setting, but do roughly know my way around because we have a "family Basecamp" for some projects) Have you considered the possibility that something that allows for a bit of "slop and inefficiency" might make for a more pleasant, and perhaps even a more productive, working environment than neo-Taylorist perfection does? I'm not actually 100% sold on the product myself, but the way it's pitched (e.g. "Work can wait") is pretty refreshing in the contemporary marketplace.