Wrike is the joint-best of 50+ project management suites I've used

I've recently been using Wrike at two different early and mid stage startups. I also played with it a lot before that.
In the two more recent companies we had 5 and 10 users respectively, both enterprise class subscriptions, so I know it in an organisation-wide context very well albeit at a small company.

I've obsessively tried countless project management suites comparing them against each other. My two current favourite suites [are] Wrike and ClickUp. Wrike costs about 30% more, but [I] would say [it] is generally a more finished and reliable enterprise class product. Wrike has an amazing mobile app, and also a vast amount of functionality and [an] ingenious, very efficient design. I'd highly recommend them both. Certainly above other very limited alternatives such as Asana and Basecamp which always frustrate me when I have to work with them.

We are using this software to to track our own tasks and also leave important breadcrumbs [throughout] on tasks [that] affect us across roles and departments. Making work visible across the organisation and aligning over deadlines [has] impact[ed] multiple staff. Organizing assets and time tracking are some of the problems the software solves.