Asana’s Workload tool aims to prevent worker burnout
Asana has added a tool to help managers monitor their team members’ workloads at a glance.
The new feature will grant better visibility into work assignments and help to prevent employee burnout by enabling project leaders to rebalance workloads when necessary, said Alex Hood, head of product at Asana. “It leads to better outcomes, more projects done on time, more transparency, and visibility that leads to fewer surprises,” said Alex Hood, head of product at Asana.
Asana, founded by Facebook co-creator Dustin Moskovitz and software engineer Justin Rosenstein, is a collaborative work management app that lets users track and manage tasks on an individual, team or organization-wide basis.