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Matches my work style perfectly
What do you like best about the product?
I've been using Asana for close to 10 years and have never seen a piece of software so perfectly match my thought patterns and how I think about work. It's adaptable to a wide set of scenarios, and it makes me feel more organized and more productive.
What do you dislike about the product?
I sometimes wish there were a way to map tasks onto my Outlook calendar, so I can work-block from inside of Asana.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It takes work out of our inboxes and Teams, so that we can more easily track our progress toward goals.
Asana in Practice: What Works, What Needs Work
What do you like best about the product?
What I appreciate most about Asana is the ability to leverage Asana AI, Asana Studio, and advanced automation of recurring tasks. I particularly value the intelligent recommendations provided by Asana AI, as they help me plan more efficiently, optimize workflows, and make faster decisions. These features significantly contribute to time savings and increased operational efficiency.
What do you dislike about the product?
One aspect of Asana that I find limiting is the restriction within Asana Studio and the built-in AI assistant, which currently lack the ability to search the internet when creating automations and rules. This limitation reduces the potential for more advanced automation and contextual intelligence, which would significantly enhance task management and real-time decision-making. In an era of constant connectivity and rapidly evolving information, I believe that integration with external data sources is a necessary step toward unlocking the next level of functionality.
One limitation is that it’s not possible to automatically stop tracking actual time at the end of the workday if an employee forgets to stop it manually. This feature would greatly improve the accuracy of time tracking and reduce the need for manual corrections.
One limitation is that it’s not possible to automatically stop tracking actual time at the end of the workday if an employee forgets to stop it manually. This feature would greatly improve the accuracy of time tracking and reduce the need for manual corrections.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Asana is solving several key challenges related to task management, workflow coordination, and repetitive work. The platform brings structure and clarity to cross-functional collaboration, helping reduce manual follow-ups and communication noise.
What’s been most valuable to me is the combination of Asana AI, Studio, and workflow automation, which significantly minimizes time spent on repetitive tasks. AI-driven suggestions further streamline planning and prioritization, enabling me to focus on high-impact work. Ultimately, Asana helps increase execution speed, improve team alignment, and create a more predictable and scalable work environment.
What’s been most valuable to me is the combination of Asana AI, Studio, and workflow automation, which significantly minimizes time spent on repetitive tasks. AI-driven suggestions further streamline planning and prioritization, enabling me to focus on high-impact work. Ultimately, Asana helps increase execution speed, improve team alignment, and create a more predictable and scalable work environment.
General experience
What do you like best about the product?
I like that Asana brings all my tasks and projects into one clear place. It’s really easy to create tasks, set due dates, and assign work to teammates. I also love how I can see progress at a glance and spot any delays early. With Asana, our team stays organized and everyone knows exactly what to do next.
What do you dislike about the product?
On the downside, Asana can send a lot of notifications, which sometimes distract me. And when a project has many tasks or subtasks, the interface can feel a bit slow or crowded.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Asana solves the problem of scattered to-do lists and manual spreadsheets. It lets me track task progress by week, right inside each project. I can set clear goals and deadlines, and everyone on the team sees what needs to happen next. This cuts out the time I used to spend updating spreadsheets or reminding people in meetings. As a result, our work stays organized, on schedule, and I spend less time on manual tracking.
Great training for a beginner in Asana
What do you like best about the product?
I like that I can create and track work for my team that is very user friendly. I can make things as easy or as complex as I am comfortable with.
What do you dislike about the product?
I cannot set a rule for an individual task, just sections and projects.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Keeping tasks visible across teams and management. I like that we are able to see our calendar clearly.
Great Product
What do you like best about the product?
My favorite thing about Asana is the recurring task feature.
What do you dislike about the product?
Asana does not have the ability to factor in a business day count in the recurring task tool.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Improving visibility into team members' monthly tasks and enabling tracking from inception to completion.
Effortless Task Management & Team Collaboration
What do you like best about the product?
Asana’s clean drag and drop interface makes it incredibly easy to break big projects into manageable tasks and subtasks. I love the Timeline and Calendar views for visualizing deadlines, and the ready‑made templates let us spin up new workflows in minutes. Integrations with Slack, Google Drive, and Microsoft Teams mean updates happen automatically, so our whole team stays in sync without endless status‑update meetings.
What do you dislike about the product?
Some of the more advanced reporting and workload‑management features are locked behind the Premium/Business tiers, which can get pricey as your team grows.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We used to juggle tasks across email threads, Slack channels, and ad‑hoc spreadsheets, which meant things slipped through the cracks and deadlines were constantly in jeopardy. Asana centralizes every task with clear owners, due dates, and dependencies—all in one place. Automated reminders and real‑time dashboards give us full visibility into who’s working on what and when it’s due.it is really easy to use looking forward to start using it in our company.
Streamlined, Collaborative Project Management Tool
What do you like best about the product?
Asana provides a user-friendly interface that makes onboarding quick and navigation simple. I can easily visualize our projects, tasks, recurring tasks, and timelines, allowing for clear oversight of both individual and team responsibilities.
I use Asana to ensure that actionable items discussed in meetings are completed and that nothing gets overlooked.
I use Asana to ensure that actionable items discussed in meetings are completed and that nothing gets overlooked.
What do you dislike about the product?
I couldn't automatically integrate the action items using the Decisions Meeting app in Asana. I have to do it manually.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Asana connects collaborators across projects, preventing updates from getting buried in chat threads or emails. With timelines and reminders, my team and I can stay accountable without micromanagement. The calendar view gives me a clear overview of my deliverables for the month, helping me track whether I’m on schedule.
Powerhouse platform but missing a few features
What do you like best about the product?
I love the form integration that Asana offers. The platform also has a lot more personality than any other platform I have used. I also really enjoy that the Rules feature that allows users to explore the possibilities of automation and organization within project management. The AI studio helps to really test the limits of customization. I do also appreciate the ability to relationship tasks or projects with other initiatives since I think it allows for better cross-departmental functionality on especially complex projects or goals. Asana was also not too complicated to learn, and I really appreciate the community feature for when those tricker questions come up.
What do you dislike about the product?
Some platforms offer the automated ability to list the estimated time a task will take to complete, which can then be used to automatically update the timeline depending on whether the task is critical to the delivery. It also auto updates based on this build to show an updated timeline depending on when a task actually starts to generate a status on project health. This is a huge component of my current role and the timer doesn't feel like it quite fits this need neatly.
Also not a huge fan of approvals (that are dependent on another approval) unblocking when the user on the initial approval task marks something as "request changes" or "reject". I would love a more robust proofing process for files since my department is heavily involved in creative assets. It is counterintuitive for a comment made by a reviewer on an image to instantly generate a new subtask, given that the request may not be approved for the final copy. It would be better if that comment and review process was contained to the image (and could have new versions uploaded into the same proof rather then leaking out into the rest of the project page). I think workfront and smartsheet have accomplished these two features a bit more intuitively and seamlessly than Asana.
It's also a small nitpick, but it's a bit too easy to accidentally create a task when I'm trying to click out of highlighting one. In one project where each task creates a new Request, I have to manually delete each time. I do also find moving large batches a bit tedious and would love for the widgets to be able to highlight a little bit more data.
Also not a huge fan of approvals (that are dependent on another approval) unblocking when the user on the initial approval task marks something as "request changes" or "reject". I would love a more robust proofing process for files since my department is heavily involved in creative assets. It is counterintuitive for a comment made by a reviewer on an image to instantly generate a new subtask, given that the request may not be approved for the final copy. It would be better if that comment and review process was contained to the image (and could have new versions uploaded into the same proof rather then leaking out into the rest of the project page). I think workfront and smartsheet have accomplished these two features a bit more intuitively and seamlessly than Asana.
It's also a small nitpick, but it's a bit too easy to accidentally create a task when I'm trying to click out of highlighting one. In one project where each task creates a new Request, I have to manually delete each time. I do also find moving large batches a bit tedious and would love for the widgets to be able to highlight a little bit more data.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Homing projects and tasks that are spread out in a chaotic setting.
Hands-Down Most Efficient Project Management
What do you like best about the product?
The easy navigation and ability to invite clients and third-party vendors to work and review a project.
What do you dislike about the product?
The App is a tad glitchy and doesn’t have easy access to reviews and building projects. I use the App all of the time and struggle with the user-face.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Communication and project status and moving them quickly through the process.
Great software for non-software product development.
What do you like best about the product?
Asana helps keep my organization organized and allows us to keep on track during development.
What do you dislike about the product?
I wish I could change my total seats without having to go through sales every time.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Asana is helping our development processes by easily creating the necessary structure to be successful.
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