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Originally Posted by Sly
We use Wrike.
One thing I like about that is how easy it is to add collaborators.
Another name I see popping up often lately is Notion, though I haven't checked into it myself. I find that no matter what app you use, it's always going to come down to the systems that you create culturally to determine effectiveness.
I just read today that one of the largest vet chains in the country has no project management software in use.
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Pretty much agree with Ryan here.
Probably depends on your use case, too. I'm a one man show sans outsourcing sys admin / dev work, etc., so using a software like that for myself has always been more "one more thing to do" rather than "something that enables me to make more money".
I've consulted / worked for organizations in the past that have used Trello, JIRA, Wrike.. probably others, and all of them I've seen implemented differently (and many times, poorly).
For employees, I think productivity is going to come down to the culture you've created (including who you've hired / how they're treated & paid, etc) than what software is used to watch how tasks are coming along.
