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Not to mention asana just isn’t amazing either. It’s such an elementary pm tool given how long it’s been around and how much money they’ve spent, it really make
by dchuk 4y ago
Not to mention asana just isn’t amazing either. It’s such an elementary pm tool given how long it’s been around and how much money they’ve spent, it really makes you wonder where it’s all gone.
- white_dragon88 4y agoWhat would you’d hugest instead? My org likes the flexibility it provides.
- dchuk 4y agoHonestly if you get a very skilled atlassian operator you can do massive scale project management pretty easily. Everyone loves to hate on jira, but it’s crazy powerful. It’s just easy for it to go to shit unless you have someone who is both highly competent and highly opinionated running it all.
- flappyeagle 4y agoIf you’re a dev team try Linear or Height
- aikinai 4y agoAt my last startup we tested a number of options and decided to go with ClickUp. I personally preferred the philosophy of Linear, but ClickUp can do way more and it’s quite good. Their feature velocity is really impressive too. And we did run into bugs and performance issues, but support was responsive and helpful.
- dtjb 4y agoAsana needs document support. Nothing complicated, just a simple wiki or doc editor that lets us capture and link notes, findings, requirements, etc. We ended up moving to ClickUp over this.