Asana Has to Stay Simple
This is a difficult balance Asana has to constantly find: add more and more features, asked by clients and leads, while staying simple and true to its core.
The Right Tool in The Wrong Hands
This forum user said “If I ever find any of my staff on Inbox zero it just means Ineed to give them more work” and it is quite revealing. I will assume for now thiswas a bad joke, but there is probably some truth in it.
Asana Changed My Life
This is a special edition of my monthly newsletter. Next month I am back to sharingtips, tricks and opinions about Asana!
We Know What You Are Going Through
At iDO, we are a team of 15 passionate individuals working hard to help clientsdeploy Asana. And we use Asana. A lot. Too much sometimes. But we want to shareyour pains, so we can in turn help you. We want our own stories to resonate with”you know we know”.
Asana isn’t Right for Everyone!?
Sometimes Asana is not theright tool. And that’s important to identify a mismatch early between the userexpectations and what Asana can actually deliver. But don’t get me wrong: Asana isawesome and a totally great tool in most cases.
Asana Introduced New Tiers
You might have missed this news, but Asana decided to revamp their tiers: the”Free” plan is now called “Personal”, “Premium” is called “Starter”, “Business”became “Advanced” and the “Enterprise” legacy plan has been split in two,”Enterprise” and “Enterprise+”.
Santa Chose Asana
Santa might be a model of productivity, but you are probably pretty closebehind. If 2023 was a busy year, and your productivity with Asana wasn’t optimal,focus on one single thing in 2024: My Tasks.
