Asana

How many estimated hours of work does your team have booked this month? How many tasks are currently overdue? How much are you sitting on in unpaid invoices? Most businesses answer questions like these by opening a spreadsheet, or by … Read More … Read More

If your Asana inbox feels noisy, overwhelming, or just impossible to keep up with, you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common criticisms we hear about Asana. The good news is that it’s an easy fix. There are three … Read More … Read More

Most teams build their projects using due dates. Due dates matter and they keep a project moving. But they don’t tell anyone when it’s actually time to start working on a task. That’s what dependencies do. A dependency alerts you … Read More … Read More

When I’m working in Asana, I spend about 80% of my time on a page that most people don’t even know exists. The My Tasks page. It shows all of your assigned work — tasks, subtasks, approvals and milestones — … Read More … Read More

Asana recently announced that it has acquired StackAI, a no-code AI workflow platform that helps businesses build AI agents and automate complex processes across different tools. At MinorCo, we have been using Asana for years to help teams manage projects, … Read More … Read More

If your team is tracking time in one tool, managing work in another, and trying to keep project budgets under control somewhere else entirely, Asana’s Timesheets and Budgets add-on is a pretty meaningful update. We’ve worked with plenty of teams … Read More … Read More

Most people who work in a team know the feeling. A big chunk of your day is gone before you get to the actual work. Status meetings. Searching through emails. Trying to track down a file. All to answer one … Read More … Read More

If you’re using tags instead of custom fields, your Asana setup could slowly be breaking. And if you’re using custom fields when a simple tag would do, you’re overcomplicating things. Here’s how to tell the difference. … Read More

Most AI tools today are useful, but still feel a bit gimmicky. We use tools like ChatGPT Claude to replace Google searches, or generate summaries after meetings. They’re helpful, but they don’t actually move work forward. They don’t do the … Read More … Read More

I have been using Asana since 2012, so when I recently got access to ClickUp, I expected to pick it up quickly. After all, on the surface, the tools look quite similar. Instead, the experience was very different. In this … Read More … Read More