It's a tool that marks the sign that a company cares more about the management of staff as units, instead of caring about employees as breathing and creative fo

It's a tool that marks the sign that a company cares more about the management of staff as units, instead of caring about employees as breathing and creative forces That's almost too easy to counter, having worked at a startup with just 3 employees, all devs, and no typical managment whatsoever. Jira was and after like 10 years still is, the go-to tool for bug tracking and it does the job just fine, after a one-time and somewhat lengthy setup phase. Which is obviously nothing compared with the years of use..