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Have always had problems with asana. It was always to limited for _my_ use-case (as a developer), and how other teams I've worked with did use it was awful. asa
by thepratt 9y ago
Have always had problems with asana.
It was always to limited for _my_ use-case (as a developer), and how other teams I've worked with did use it was awful. asana lacks granularity, or anything meaningful in terms of enforceable process.
To me, asana is a glorified to-do list, not a project management tool. Their reliability was awful as well, having project-based outages for ~10 mins, multiple times a day wasn't leaving a good taste in my mouth.
- 23andwalnut 9y agoCurious about what ended up working for you? What project management app are you using now?
- thepratt 9y agoAt that company we moved onto blossom.io for 2 months to see how we'd fit. It works well, more of what we want, but we had problems with updates/collaboration (visibility)/issue linking/etc. We worked actively with their product team, but feature delivery was a little slow - would reconsider going back though. We moved onto YouTrack afterwards - afaik, they're still there. Where I currently work, we use JIRA.
- schuellerpa 9y agoYou can try out https://zenkit.com https://zenkit.com. Zenkit might fit more to your needs. More data views and way more flexible than Asana.
- thepratt 9y agoCheers, will have to investigate.