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We’re a team of around 25–30 people across marketing, sales, design, and operations, and we’ve reached the point where managing projects through spreadsheets, Slack, and random docs is getting messy.

We’re looking for something that can handle multiple projects, task assignments, deadlines, recurring tasks, simple reporting, and integrations with tools like Slack and Google Drive. It would also be useful to have client/guest access for some projects. The biggest thing is ease of use because I don’t want to spend weeks training everyone or end up with a tool the team stops using after a month.

I’ve been looking at ClickUp, Asana, Monday, and Notion, but they all seem to have their own pros and cons. What are you using for a team this size, and what do you actually like or dislike about it?

I feel like there are so many basic skills we somehow avoid learning until we actually need them.

Could be anything like cooking properly, managing money, speaking confidently, fixing things around the house, using Excel, negotiating, or even just learning how to say no.

What’s one skill you learned later than you probably should have, and did it make your life easier once you finally learned it?