[From Wrike] Smart Folders are coming to a Personal Space near you!
Update: Smart Folders are now available in your Wrike account!
- My to-do: All your assigned tasks appear in this smart folder for you to organize and prioritize as you see fit
- Created by me: Quickly find all the tasks and requests that you’ve created, even if you’re not assigned to them
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Jim Tobin I would be very interested in seeing your dashboard. My email address is scargill at starklibrary dot org.
Emma Perry Hi! I've checked with the team, and your account's Customer Success manager is going to reach out to your account owner about this!
Jim Tobin Hi, great to hear that! I'll be reaching out to you by email 🙂
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I am sad that Wrike believes the middle of a worldwide pandemic is the right time to disrupt my employee todo list in order to deal with their legacy code issues, and I will remember this when times are better and I go back to spending my time thinking about task management systems. Obviously, I am not spending my time thinking about task management systems in the middle of a pandemic, which is why your announcement is so VERY unwelcome.
Excellent strategy!
For wrike's business, taking up this theme right in the midst of the global lookdown is the best time since for its users it is instead the worst time to evaluate whether and how to migrate to other systems while they are committed to countering the effects of the pandemic.
And months later:
if grouped by status, the list is then sorted alphabetically, which makes absolutely no sense. I've already explained this twice, and I feel like I haven't been heard.
example: group by status then sort 1. by date and 2. by priority
Please reconsider this terrible timing. "My Work" functionality has still not been replicated in the new smart lists - why?
Boooo
Hi everyone,
Thank you for your feedback here. We hear you and we will act on this.
Although the sunset of this feature is essential to be able to maintain and improve our product, we can appreciate that the timing here is not ideal. For that reason and based on the comments you've shared here, we have decided to delay the sunset of this feature for now, so this won't be happening on June 30th as mentioned above.
As you know, your feedback and insights are invaluable to us here on the Community, so thank you for taking the time to highlight your concerns. We'll follow up with more detail on this at a later date.
If you've any questions or if you need further assistance, please do let us know.
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So sad to see you all still struggling with this. . .I am so glad I left Wrike. Asana has been a complete dream. So nice to work with and suits me down to the ground.
Also, check this out. . . for small teams, at last a feature to allow you to buy as many seats as you need. I was just notified of the new plans and they have now dropped the minimum of 5 seats for all business and premium plans. ;)
Don't put up with this kind of treatment over here. The grass isn't always greener, but for somebody now on the other side, I can tell you it it is in this case. :)
No referral incentive or anything, I'm just constantly happy at the way I'm treated over there. A massive difference to the totalitarian Wrike experience. "We know best, your concerns are irrelevant."
Best of luck to you all.
Hi Christian Fitzpatrick,
We're sorry to see you go and appreciate the feedback you've shared here in relation to this request.
As mentioned above, we have delayed the sunset of this feature based on user feedback for now. User feedback is vital to us, and as demonstrated, has an impact on the decisions we make in relation to our Product.
We do appreciate your honesty and candor here, it's been taken on board and we wish you all the best for the future. If you need anything else please do let us know.
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Elaine Not to shoot the messenger Elaine, (as this actual issue is so far removed from anything to do with you it's not funny), even suggesting a final sunset date of June 30th to start with clearly illustratres how tone deaf the powers that be at Wrike are.
Have you read this entire thread? Is there anything in it that suggests that the Wrike Dev team truly listen to user feedback? It would appear that My To Do is now only incrementally closer to replicating My Work and that's it. . .the guys have stopped and you were about to expect every user to just lump that average new feature in just over a month. How long has it taken them to implement the three new features listed above? Almost 8 months now? That's telling of their focus and dedication to make this right.
It's a little interesting too that under cover of a worldwide crisis the team decided that "Oh, now would be a great time to get rid of that unpleasant business we created with the whole My Work/My To Do fiasco. Let's put a date on it."
So whilst I appreciate the platitudes and falsehoods - as I guarantee you almost certainly don't appreciate my ongoing input in this thread - how about you guys actually do the right thing by your users, actually listen to the feedback and actively make this right for all the poor buggers who trusted you, pay you and are too deeply embedded within your system to make leaving a viable alternative. It is your obligation.
This platform is owned by the users. Without them, it's a shell. Wrike would be wise to remember that and start acting accordingly.
Elaine McDonagh We have been giving Wrike a full list of arguments and feedback on how we don't think My to-do closely replaces My work tab. still the team at wrike thought it was the moment to change, even when they don't hace a complete solution... I apreciate the delaying of the sunset, but I don't think Wrike takes seriously what we say and the precious feedback we gave...
I've been giving a try to My to-do and it is still too far from My work tab. My to-do is not what I subscribed for when I bought my licence.
I transitioned over to Todoist after the removal of My Work. I've also stopped recommending Write to any new clients when I'm helping them upgrade their project management system.
I honestly can't explain to someone how they should use Write now that My Work has been removed. In my perspective, Write is not functional anymore.
When I went looking for a new platform, I used the following criteria for what I needed to be able to get done in the new system (Write team, take note!):
I settled on Todoist and I'm thrilled with how easily it handles all of those functions and I'm now a paying customer.
Lionel Church I also used to reccomend Wrike to everybody. I would say I directly signed up at least 3 other people and recommended to a tonne more. Now I recommend Asana. . .Sadly.
I guess I say sadly, because usually I'm very loyal to platforms. If they work for me really well, I don't like to change. Changing to Asana really upset me at the time, not because of the change, but because it's a corner I was backed into and Wrike really didn't negotiate anything with regard to renewing my subscription until it was all resolved.
It's sad and I'm still here because I do feel some loyalty still and hope that they will do the right thing by the users that remain. Stunts like this really upset people and lose them clients. The thinking that the new clients won't know any better is flawed, because they are actually throwing away functionality that many people found was the only way Wrike really worked at all. . .That should be concern enough.
Anyways, I really shouldn't complain, I think I pay like 7% of what Wrike was costing me with Asana and I can do nearly everything with the exception of video proofing, which I rarely used.
Fingers crossed they get their act together. Usually this kind of treatment is telling of things to come.
A Wrike "customer success manager" contacted me today about the imminent sunset of My Work. I guess they're doubling down on pushing this through during Covid, national riots, etc. - feels pretty tone deaf.
Hi Alexander Numann, thanks for getting in touch. Apologies for any confusion caused by this. The Customer Success Manager was reaching out to offer assistance with the functionality and transition, but rest assured that the sunset has been delayed for now due to the feedback shared here. We'll be in touch again when there are more updates to share in relation to this. Please reach out to your Customer Success Manager, or to us here if you need anything else in the meantime.
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Lisa Please add MyWork to my account!
Please add it to the Oaksure account - we use this all the time
Hi Lisa I asked to keep using My Work tab and still they removed it, now it's impossible for me to organize my work, I still can't find a proper way, My todo is useless as you can't organize the work as we used to do. And dashboards are closer but still there are many features missing...
Really disappointed with this... This is not what I suscribed for.
Farewell 'My Work'
We will miss you.
Hi Luka Mladenović, M.Arch, 1. Steve Cory, Luis Perez and Levi James, thanks for bringing this to our attention.
Our team is looking into this now, and we'll be back in touch ASAP.
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I only use My Work tab and it has been removed. I responded previously asking for you to keep it for our group, but still it was removed. With My To-Do, there is no way for me to prioritize projects other than the default sort.
Lisa, Please add me back in My Work.
Thanks!
Asana. We have saved so much money since migrating there. And during a global pandemic that has been welcomed.
Stop trusting that this is going to be resolved satisfactorily. It will not. May as wel make the shift now so you can run both systems in tandem for a short period to ensure a safe and hassle free transition.
Hi Luka Mladenović, M.Arch, 1. Steve Cory, Luis Perez, Levi James and Robert Winter.
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Hi Elaine
We have been giving lots of feedbacks on our needs and requirements about this. I used My work tab everyday, and still was removed from me.
I haven't found a proper solution on the tool to replace this and I remember this everyday when I try to organize my work, I find My to-do tab useless...
I still can't believe you removed a main feature without having replaced it...
Hi Luis Perez, I believe our Product manager has followed up with you to discuss and help with this further.
If you need any further assistance, be sure to let me know, thanks.
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Just got informed My Work is getting the plug pulled in a week.
And my to-do still does not have feature parity.
Why why why why why?!?!?!?!?!?????!?
So dumb.
Hey @Alexander Numann, thanks for getting in touch.
I can see your CSM has followed up with you on this 👍
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