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I have been using Jira for my project management and collaboration for quite some time now, and I must say that it has improved a lot in recent years.
The overall experience has been good, and it has helped me in streamlining my work and managing tasks effectively.
However, I believe that the interface could be made more visual and show context-based information to make it even more user-friendly.
Overall, Jira has been a reliable tool for managing projects and collaborating with team members.
I appreciate Jira and enjoy using it overall.
However, there are a few elements that can be confusing, such as the title and summary of an epic which can be easily mixed up. The versioning of user stories is another aspect that can be quite complicated. It's challenging to revert to a previous version.
It remains an indispensable tool for the organization of our tech team.
Great tool for bugs tracking, stories, epics tracking, test cases tracking, reports creation.
Agile project management and bug tracking with easy-to-create dashboards and reporting.
I have been using JIRA a lot and cant imagine a day at work without JIRA
Jira allows me to efficiently organize my work, manage tasks, and track project progress in real-time. The ability to create tasks, assign responsible individuals, monitor statuses, and collaborate with other team members makes the teamwork process more structured and productive. Thanks to Jira, I can better coordinate my actions with colleagues and achieve common team goals.
Jira is a really powerful tool, its been massive in terms of us helping us scale and manage different projects within our team, but the complexity of it at times, especially with the 'company managed projects' can make it quite unusable. Even doing what seems like the simplest thing such as duplicating a project and board, becomes a really long winded job
JIRA allows us to create different projects and within those projects, we can create a sprint in which we can add the tasks we will be working on and track their progress. To create stories for the upcoming sprint, we have a backlog bucket.
Jira is a really powerful tool, its been massive in terms of us helping us scale and manage different projects within our team, but the complexity of it at times, especially with the 'company managed projects' can make it quite unusable.