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Probably because if Jira works for them between $10 and $8000 is really not "lots of money"? It takes hardly any employee time to rack up that amount. I more
by jsankey 17y ago
Probably because if Jira works for them between $10 and $8000 is really not "lots of money"? It takes hardly any employee time to rack up that amount. I more often wonder why people value their time so little.
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- modoc 17y agoThis is key. Worst case scenario you have 101 users, so you're paying $8,000 for Jira. Assuming your billable and/or cost per hour is $100, If Jira saved people 48 minutes a YEAR, it would pay for itself. In most cases Jira will save a lot more time than that.