Jira is not the problem. Your process is the problem. [Re-post]

Two years ago, I wrote about everyday complaints about Jira. Complaining about Jira has become a running joke: It's too complicated, too rigid, and too time-consuming.

In all these cases, however, I believe that Jira is not the problem. You designed a complex, rigid, or time-consuming process and ruleset, independent of the software tool.

Therefore, the solution lies not in replacing Jira, but in designing a useful process and implementing it in whichever tool you prefer.

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Next week, I’ll be back with a new topic and the usual list of helpful links.