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Not sure yet. Asana seems much better. Basically anything that doesn't encourage upper management to enforce unnecessary process. The fact that 2 of the 5 compa
by seattle_spring 8y ago
Not sure yet. Asana seems much better. Basically anything that doesn't encourage upper management to enforce unnecessary process. The fact that 2 of the 5 companies I've worked with have had full time jobs dedicated to "JIRA administrator" suggests that it's a majorly overcomplicated solution.
- cam3ham 8y agoyeah... as someone that has used both. Asana sucks.
- arduinomancer 8y agoI feel like Asana is too unstructured last time I used it for a job. For example if I remember it has no issue numbers like JIRA making it hard to reference tasks succinctly.
- philwelch 8y agoYou mean administrating JIRA processes or administering the software itself? Any web app you install on your network is going to need to have someone managing it.