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Asana is at the core of Uber’s product and engineering workflows.
Travis Kalanick, Co-Founder and CEO, Uber
Asana feels like I’m working with a low-friction, smart piece of paper.
Harrison Shoff, Design Engineer, Airbnb
Asana is the glue that connects our 3 production offices in San Francisco, London, and Sydney. It gives our content operation a transparency that's impossible with email, enabling sales, marketing, PR, and finance a vital window into our schedule and workflow. Since adopting it we've been able to dispense with several expensively maintained in-house solutions, and we've worked with Asana's excellent customer feedback team to have features built in that suit our needs.
Chris Beaumont, Creative Director, CBS Interactive
We decided to give Asana a try. We were quickly able to eliminate the drudgery of sending update emails and reporting on progress in weekly meetings. Now, if I want to know what’s going on with a project or what the status of anything is, I just look at Asana and everything is instantly clear. Asana makes our process so much more efficient. It removes all the waste in communication.
Rian Hunter, Software Engineer, Dropbox
Asana’s Calendars have helped us visualize the work ahead, assess our team’s workload, and deliver projects on time. We can look out across the next few months or simply drill down into this week to make sure we’re on track to complete our goals.
Bene Cipolla, Director of Editorial Operations, Birchbox
Simplehuman is known for making tools for efficient living, and thanks to Asana, we’re now becoming more efficient at work as well!
Stephanie Chapman, Director of Marketing, Simplehuman
When you are working with long drawn-out processes, like synthesizing large molecules of DNA, having a tool like Asana is indispensable. Asana took all the energy that was reserved for back and forth communication and put it into the heart of our actual work.
John Gill, Program Manager for Automation, Synthetic Genomics
We've significantly cut down on our internal email; we can now reference our work in Asana and I no longer need to sort through an endless amount of email threads. Asana serves as our history. I can keep everything documented and find previous notes through Asana's powerful search feature.
Kenny Wong, Director of Carrier Screening, Counsyl
Thanks to Asana, our whole culture has become centered around clarity, timeliness and speed.
Mark Arnoldy, Executive Director, Possible
Asana simply becomes institutional memory. Most important, Asana creates trust within the group, a cornerstone of today’s fast-paced, virtual knowledge workers. Asana is the single best tool to turn activities into accomplishments.
Bradford Oberwager, President and CEO, Bare Snacks
Using Asana, we can easily collect product feedback and bugs from everyone in the company, then parse, discuss, distribute and prioritize the work. Asana has became an indispensable group communication tool.
Noah Weiss, Product Manager, Foursquare
I love the flexibility of Asana. At Rdio, we use it for just about everything; from prioritizing our product roadmap, to tracking smaller one-off tasks, to collaborating on meeting agendas. Its simple and intuitive design makes it easy to get the entire company excited about using it.
Jody Owens, Product Producer
It is important that we can see what each person on the team is working on, at a moments notice, to avoid duplicated efforts. Emails can go lost and one-on-one conversations are isolated, so having a tool like Asana changes the way we operate and collaborate. Asana offers us transparency in our work, keeping everyone accountable and on task. Unlike other tools that where you are working within a restricted system, Asana adapts to you.
Michael Schade, Support Hacker, Stripe
Asana enables our team to manage the grunt work, keeping everyone happy and on task so we can spend less time organizing projects and more time on creative work.
Zachary Rosen, Owner, Mission Bicycle

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