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Confluence is too often used in use cases it was not design for. That includes being used by companies with less 50 people. This probably contributes to its cri
by polote 5y ago
Confluence is too often used in use cases it was not design for. That includes being used by companies with less 50 people. This probably contributes to its criticisms. But Confluence will almost always beat Notion when the company reach more than 150 people.
<100 employess : Notion clear winner
> 150 employees : Confluence clear winner
- cjlm 5y agois there a magical tool for the 100 <= employee <= 150 gap?
- polote 5y agoNone that I'm aware of. Thing to understand is that Notion and Confluence are vastly different products. Notion is more for sharing a set of documents that are often used. And thus create some hierarchy of content without right management or structure. Works well if you are business owner or a team, or a small company. Or if you want to onboard noob users into documenting their work. And Notion is very good at that Confluence works better to manage a lot of documents, give rights, structure content, organize. Confluence is not very good at it, but this is a difficult task and competitors don't do better So depending on where you are at, you can pick the one which suits you best. They are others less popular tools than Confluence and Notion but still are in the two categories described above
- zerop 5y agoHow confluence wins when you have more employees? I find it pretty bloated and outdated. Same for Jira.
- polote 5y agoBy being better than the competition. And in this specific case by having no competitors ( see other comment, they are different products)