Jira unusable after login with too many steps required
Jira described as trash. Even after login, too many steps required to accomplish anything.
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Jira described as having horrible implementation with a limited mobile app and even worse web experience.
Jira Workflow Rules Hit Hidden Restrictions Without Warning
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