Wrike

As I previously mentioned, it's overwhelming with a lot of things no one on my team needs to use.

It's not terrible, but in my opinion, there are way too many fields for some teams to use, and it's not simple enough to delete the fields. It's only helpful in managing large projects where the initial effort is worth it. It's not a good daily driver like monday.com or Asana. Wrike is plagued by what I believe is also contributing to Microsoft Word's loss to Google Docs in the workplace. There's just too much going on, and many users have relatively simple project management needs. Less is more for my team's project management needs, and there's no simple way to eliminate all the unnecessary fields. It should be designed in the opposite direction. The interface should default to a few fields, and more advanced users can add what they need. My company's Wrike admin set up a dashboard for me that I like, but to add to it, the process is this: 1. Click + 2. Select "Task" 3—change location from "Personal" so my team can see it 4. Select a new location so the task doesn't disappear somewhere 5. Add task details 6. Assign to myself 7. Please select dates to prevent it from disappearing into the abyss. That's why I use a Google Sheet. That is not an intuitive process for tasks