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The inside story of how Figma made FigJam—and changed how we brainstorm forever

Nov 04, 2022

When Figma CEO Dylan Field gave his keynote at Config, the company's annual design conference in April 2021, he took the opportunity to restate a core value.…

Asana's field guide to summer at work

Jul 08, 2015

Summer has a tendency to cause a dip in productivity. With vacations and the lure of the summer sun, it’s often hard to keep projects moving or…

Blunt, effective feedback, in 3 stories

Jul 06, 2015

Research is finally showing the link between free-flowing feedback and better business results. In workplaces where managers don’t engage in…

Asana's ultimate summer reading list

Jul 01, 2015

Whether you’re heading off to a beach vacation or planning to spend some time reflecting during quieter work weeks, summer is a great time to catch…

4 ways to increase your productivity through bette…

Jun 29, 2015

We all want to get more done, but the same solution doesn’t work for everyone. Figuring out how to schedule your day to help you maximize your…

Working together, with Pride

Jun 25, 2015

We believe that the strongest teams are those that actively seek out diverse individuals who utilize their unique skills, perspectives, and…

Why one assignee?

Jun 24, 2015

Editor's note: We've made some updates since this post was published. You can now create tasks as waiting on others. We often get the question,…

Ask 5 Whys to get to the root of any problem

Jun 17, 2015

Anyone who’s worked with a team has likely hit a roadblock of some sort: a missed deadline, miscommunication around a project goal, or failure to…

7 ways Asana makes work more fun

Jun 11, 2015

Did you know that play is crucial for solving problems, building relationships, and tapping into creativity? Psychologists argue that adults need it…

When bad meetings happen to good people

Jun 09, 2015

If you’ve ever walked into a meeting with high hopes of getting things done, and walked out feeling confused or annoyed that it was a waste of…