Ah, the starry eyed lifecycle of project management. Every young project management tool, born out of the same concept of feeling like its predecessors were too complex. Next comes the growth and excitement phase. Then the new feature requests come in. Now I’ve got a few users, and they are requesting things that expand the scope a bit. Fast forward 5 years and a couple funding rounds and we are now a scrappy PM startup, still slim but growing and can do a lot more. Fast forward 5-10 more years and we have pivoted to enterprise, implemented every feature under the sun and completed our transformation into the Jira operating system
Ah, the starry eyed lifecycle of project management. Every young project management tool, born out of the same concept of feeling like its predecessors were too complex. Next comes the growth and excitement phase. Then the new feature requests come in. Now I’ve got a few users, and they are requesting things that expand the scope a bit. Fast forward 5 years and a couple funding rounds and we are now a scrappy PM startup, still slim but growing and can do a lot more. Fast forward 5-10 more years and we have pivoted to enterprise, implemented every feature under the sun and completed our transformation into the Jira operating system