I have had an experience full of absolute happiness. With ClickUp Iam able to manage all my design batch allocated to me at the office and also do those of my personal clients. With it's intuitive easy to use features I have found it extremely useful and convenient for creation of new tasks,update my colleagues and manage my workstreams whenever, wherever

ClickUp is one of the most facile platform there is in the market. It's intuitive UI requires no prior knowledge to be able to operate it effectively because it is easy to use and setting it up is in seconds. It's price is also soo effective for any business. On the other hand ClickUp is an all in one productivity tool whose features I have found soo crucial in my workspace. With ClickUp I have multiple views I can choose from on my tasks which range from lookup for designs from website such as freepik, actual design of graphics, printing and packaging for collection by client. This gives me quality overview on all my work across the workspace where I can sort, group or filter. I am also able to plan using timelines. Allowance for customization is a plus for me. That I can adjust my it to get fit my own needs and likings from the widgets dashboard to task status. Also the templates saves you alot of adjustment time since they are inbuilt Time tracking capabilities helps me focus on work and give me the control over my time. Not to mention real time reporting from where I can create and visualize reports on progress of each task. Collaboration friction is not a thing anymore because ClickUp enhances team communication through realtime chat,white board where we can brainstorm on creative ideas , share documents and also identify who is working on which batch of printouts. Availability of ClickUp in a mobile app allow me to catch on anything about work anywhere

To be honest ClickUp has made remote working and collaboration across the graphic team enjoyable for me. I can only give it a thumbs up for that rather than complaining because everything about it is plus

Despite trying many other task management tools, Clickup is one I keep coming back to. The constant adding and updating of features and a fun little community, are nice little benefits.

The ease of use and the ability to go as simple or as complicated with tasks, lists and projects as needed is what keeps it in the top 3, and one I use most frequently. The mobile app is an added bonus and actually includes widgets, so it is an added plus.

It was a little intimidating to see Clickup had a whole "University" of Tutorials. Wasn't sure how steep the learning curve would be. Can be difficult to find help on a specific task without skimming through a lot of tutorials.

Our organization could not have automated task management or cross-functional project management without Clickup's assistance. Organization-wide capacity planning has also benefited from this.

ClickUp has been an invaluable tool in assisting me to manage my time effectively and remain on top of my many responsibilities at work, in school, and in my personal life. You can add tasks without switching windows thanks to a handy Google Chrome widget.

The controls on the dashboard are finicky and will require some practice. All the teams have problems with this particular area of integration and application. I wish I could sync the calendar with my calendar on Google more easily. It seems that just the distinction between tasks and subtasks is communicated.

Having the opportunity to upgrade to a plan with collaborative features is great news for me. Although there is a project management tool called Jira at work, I find that it is so bureaucratic that it is a welcome relief to use ClickUp to track my actual work hours. Also, I can't believe I forgot to mention how helpful the timer is.

Through the use of gantt charts and the distribution of team members' schedules, clickup facilitates work allocation, collaboration, and the timely completion of projects. When used with Google Docs, this technology makes process monitoring a breeze.

I found that ClickUp lacked a feature that allowed me to effortlessly hyperlink to individual documents, unlike competing apps like Notion.