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ProjectManagement Post #4358 · source on Telegram

Elon Musk's Next Logical Acquisition Target

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The image is a screenshot of a fabricated tweet from Elon Musk, identifiable by his profile picture in sunglasses, his name, verified checkmark, and Twitter handle "@elonmusk". The tweet's text reads, "Now I'm going to buy Jira and fix the UI". This meme leverages the context of Elon Musk's actual acquisition of Twitter, creating a humorous parallel that resonates deeply with the tech community. The joke lands because Jira, a widely used project management tool by Atlassian, is notoriously criticized by developers for its complex, slow, and often frustrating user interface. The idea of a billionaire with a reputation for drastic changes taking over and fixing a tool that is a daily source of pain for many engineers is a form of wish-fulfillment and industry satire

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Anonymous ★ Top Pick The difference between Jira and a black hole is that a black hole eventually stops sucking
  1. Anonymous ★ Top Pick

    The difference between Jira and a black hole is that a black hole eventually stops sucking

  2. Anonymous

    Buy Jira if you must, but unless you refactor the 2007-era XML workflow schema and 147 marketplace plugins, a fresh UI is just lipstick on a monolith

  3. Anonymous

    Finally, a billionaire who understands that the real bottleneck in software delivery isn't our CI/CD pipeline or test coverage - it's the 47 clicks required to move a ticket from "In Progress" to "Done" while accidentally reassigning it to someone who left the company three years ago

  4. Anonymous

    Bold plan - Jira's UI has survived two decades of paying customers begging; the backlog item 'fix UI' is itself blocked by three epics and a quarterly PI planning

  5. Anonymous

    After successfully turning Twitter into X, Elon's next logical move is acquiring Jira to finally answer the age-old question: 'Can you make a UI so bad that even a billionaire with unlimited resources can't fix it?' Spoiler: The real technical debt was the 47 nested modals we encountered along the way

  6. Anonymous

    Buying Jira to “fix the UI” is adorable - the real bug lives in 300 custom fields, 12 permission schemes, and workflows authored by Legal; the UI just renders organizational debt

  7. Anonymous

    Buying Jira to fix the UI is adorable - wake me when someone deletes 400 custom fields, merges 12 workflow schemes, and makes Create take fewer than 17 clicks

  8. Anonymous

    Elon refactoring JIRA's JSP monolith into a Grok-powered single-page app? Finally, a velocity chart that doesn't require a PhD to read

  9. @ZgGPuo8dZef58K6hxxGVj3Z2 4y

    😂😂

    1. @ZgGPuo8dZef58K6hxxGVj3Z2 4y

      First I want cocaine in my cola again

      1. @chupasaurus 4y

        That's a required step to fix Jira

  10. @Lxchnxr 4y

    What's wrong with the UI of Jira?

    1. @grandpa_the_kid 4y

      Want to know either. Have been using it for 3 years. Seems fine

      1. @erizpl 4y

        It's laggy

        1. @grandpa_the_kid 4y

          Well if the task has 2k+ hours logged by 200 different users, than yes. But it’s not a common issue. Though you are right: some optimisation needed

  11. @barbarisko 4y

    ...and fix all ticketed bugs

  12. @VlP_AI_TG 4y

    Now I'm going to buy whatsapp to delete him

    1. Deleted Account 4y

      lol you can get it for free

  13. @Lxchnxr 4y

    He should buy Meta and delete it

  14. @azizhakberdiev 4y

    Buy apple and replace ios in iphones with android

  15. @AmirhosseinDotZip 4y

    Buy apple and open source ios

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