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Nope. I'd like to hire their sales/marketing people though, for they seem to have an uncanny ability to solution sell it to execs who will then force it down on
by rixrax 8y ago
Nope. I'd like to hire their sales/marketing people though, for they seem to have an uncanny ability to solution sell it to execs who will then force it down on their organizations. :P
Anyone here that actually had to use Asana, and somehow found it beneficial/useful? How?
- jimejim 8y agoI like the fact that the list view is more like a notepad where you can just keep typing. Many other task list tools make you hit a few extra keys to create tasks and most of the time you just need a simple todo list. It makes it easier to convince others to use it too for the simple stuff. Beyond that, I don't like how their board view (Kanban style) is hacked on and doesn't coexist with the list view yet, and a lot of the more complex stuff is done better elsewhere.
- cjhanks 8y agoIt was better than nothing. But only slightly.
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- SkyPuncher 8y agoIts ceiling is too low. I have only found it useful for the most basic of tasks (like a personal priority list) or a single project's sprint tracking. It falls apart terribly when you need to introduce any sort of collaboration and process. Compare that to something like JIRA. JIRA has a high floor, but can be very useful as long as people don't go crazy.
- therealx 8y agoWe tried a LOT of tools and Asana has been by far the best. Even just finding a product that had dependencies, gantt charting, and decent multi-user support was nearly impossible.
- janlukacs 8y agoHave you looked at Paymo? http://www.paymoapp.com http://www.paymoapp.com