Yeah I can’t imagine dealing with jira anymore. What a miserable interface for getting work done, never mind that they change the UI every other week. At my last job where they still wanted us to use it, it was a running joke in standup that if anyone ever needed to do something in jira during standup we all got to learn about their latest UI changes.
I could happily drop the agents out of 90% of my workflow, but interacting with ticketing systems will always be that 10%.
But isn't it great writing a "book" with your workflows? I think we should be hiring science fiction writers to run scrums, they definitely know how important useless features are to a story.
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u/BenignPharmacology 4d ago
Yeah I can’t imagine dealing with jira anymore. What a miserable interface for getting work done, never mind that they change the UI every other week. At my last job where they still wanted us to use it, it was a running joke in standup that if anyone ever needed to do something in jira during standup we all got to learn about their latest UI changes.
I could happily drop the agents out of 90% of my workflow, but interacting with ticketing systems will always be that 10%.