Ah, another reason I like JIRA more than people on here criticizing it.
Most things in our JIRA deployment are configured to just allow anyone to change anything, with only a few exceptions.
Locking things down like that is the project manager's way of making sure people are constantly blocked and work isn't getting done. Not sure why some project manager's try so hard to create this state of affairs.
Most things in our JIRA deployment are configured to just allow anyone to change anything, with only a few exceptions.
Locking things down like that is the project manager's way of making sure people are constantly blocked and work isn't getting done. Not sure why some project manager's try so hard to create this state of affairs.