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My boss created a project and assigned me tasks, and tagged them all. I could see all the tasks, but not the tags, so I re-tagged everything. Now he has two of
by danudey 13y ago
My boss created a project and assigned me tasks, and tagged them all. I could see all the tasks, but not the tags, so I re-tagged everything. Now he has two of every tag.
Also, I can't see the project that the various tasks are in, so all I have is a giant group of tasks without any organization or context.
It's not that these are insurmountable issues, but I can't imagine a situation where I would want to assign a task to someone but hide from them the tags and project.
- brandonbloom 13y agoAsana's vocabulary is concrete, but the UI is abstract. In contrast, Trello's terminology is abstract, but the UI is concrete. You need the abstraction somewhere in order to build a general purpose tool for a large variety of teams and use cases. Realize that as a bunch of hackers, we're great at linguistic abstraction. Average people are much worse at it, but are pretty decent at abstraction of physical, spatial things.