Adding one task to multiple projects is extremely useful for meeting agendas and 1:1s, and for tr...
Organizing : has multiple views like kanban, timeline (gantt style), list... and ability to auto ...
Asana is powerful. As a result, it basically required that I take a few of their online, intructo...
Great collaboration tool for project management and tasks.
Very flexible -- can be company wide while also support product engineering teams.
The product is built to function sub-optimally and have frustrating shortcomings for users not pa...
Sometimes tasks arrive in my inbox without a ton of context. When you've got 3 different projects...
Almost every new feature they introduce requires that I upgrade to a higher tier. It is basically...
The gsheet export is set for some 1hr-ish duration and there is no way to force a refresh... whic...
Its mobile interface forces you to use its app.
Add an image for Asana.
My team uses Asana for to dos & Outlook for calendar, and I need a way to document notes from meetings for specific tasks or the opposite: if a task is being blocked by some issue, I'd like to ...
https://twitter.com/awwstn/status/1403405766732746752?s=20
Odds are your team doesn’t use the same tool to manage projects and assign work as you use to manage your personal life. Even your calendar appointments likely live on separate Google Calendars, on...
Education is expensive. If there’s one tiny bright side to the costs of tuition and textbooks, though, it’s that tech is far cheaper as a student.
It’s not only the regular back-to-school discounts on laptops or Apple Music and Spotify’s half priced student plans that help. You can also get much of…
Last week there was a trend on Twitter where people offer one prediction/hot take for each Like their tweet gets. Since we come across so many interesting nuggets on SaaS pricing, I decided to try it out:
https://twitter.com/awwstn/status/1213215748979445761
The response blew me away -- according…
Software’s not all that expensive when you buy one app for one person. It saves time and makes you money, and all’s well.
Then your team grows, and by the time you pay for G Suite, Slack, GitHub, and all your other work tools, software’s not such an innocent expense anymore. Pay $75 per person for…
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