What people previously said about Asana

Older than the 25 on Asana’s page
“Asana seems to be a popular choice! What feature or workflow helps your team make sure follow-ups don’t get lost?”
Peopleopsnotes · reddit ·
“We use Asana, but there’s tons of similar things.”
lmNotaWitchImUrWife · reddit ·
“My team and I use Asana to track to-do lists and create team agendas, but what I'm needing is a place for note taking. Ideally I'd have a space for each person where I can put in details about them as humans, sections for details of their accounts, and then sections to recap notes for our calls.”
BlackBatBibliophile · reddit ·
“That "Install" button is misleading; the SharePoint integration is already built into Asana. To use it: open a task, click the paperclip (Attachments) icon at the top of the task pane, then choose "Attach From OneDrive/Sharepoint."”
unitoio · reddit ·
“Mobile support while present - is not in the production ready state, so if you comparing it to the tools like Todoist or Asana we are definitely not there yet. As soon as we finish with the core features and UI/UX rework for the desktop version we will give a mobile version some love, but we are limited in resources for now.”
Hakkotsu · reddit ·
“Asana was the best in terms of feature set with multi homing, portfolios, mobile UX and views, but its pricing ended up being a deal breaker for me as a solo founder.”
BeasttrollMC · reddit ·
“Onboarding clients...onto Asana (And Salesforce)”
9isalifetime · reddit ·
“Support is useless. Should be some way to unlock this so I can hand over money and my company can get started. The tree account isn't sufficient.”
MySecretAlwaysAngry · reddit ·
“Used Asana for a while, but moved away from it as the projects & teams got bigger. For me, the biggest advantage was moving away from a pretty clunky work management tool & using something built more around actual web-based project management.”
WhiteChili · reddit ·
“We use Asana to keep track of deliverables for client projects, as well as internal initiatives and goals.”
infjravenclaw · reddit ·
“Built an asana intake form that will halfway write the white paper for their ask 😂🫡”
interestedinmakeup · reddit ·
“Asana says Codex completed a software migration estimated at 5 years of work in roughly 2 weeks.”
VraserX · x ·
“Making an inferior mobile app that has fewer features isn't helpful or good, it is just a hassle that forces their users to have an inferior experience using their product.”
MINNOW13 · reddit ·
“Going from Monday.com to Asana as a team is scaling is the troll recommendation”
seb-in-public · reddit ·