I get paid for developing plugins for Jira since 2014. One can complain about UX and speed of this software, but I saw it being the hearth of businesses of all kinds and sizes.
Just like you won't get fired for using React in your project, you won't get fired for using Jira. It will support whatever your workflow is (and I don't mean only software development, but things like hiring or office management). If the built-in features are not enough, you will find a plugin that meets your needs.
I think long-term it's important to use a tool that give you this flexibility.
Just like you won't get fired for using React in your project, you won't get fired for using Jira. It will support whatever your workflow is (and I don't mean only software development, but things like hiring or office management). If the built-in features are not enough, you will find a plugin that meets your needs.
I think long-term it's important to use a tool that give you this flexibility.