for a lot of projects, I don&#x27;t see much difference between jira and other stuff, but when it&#x27;s paired with confluence, and people can do project planning pages, then create and link issues, it&#x27;s quite an org boon.  Even for small projects with just a few people, the &#x27;biz&#x27; folks can stay safely in english document&#x2F;wiki land, and not have to try to wade in to jira&#x2F;tickets all the time.<p>But, yeah, at the same time, it&#x27;s sort of &#x27;too flexible&#x27; up front, and requires a lot of decision making (which feels like you can make the &#x27;wrong&#x27; decision).  I think they&#x27;ve done some better guided setup stuff in smaller chunks in the past couple years, but need to go further.<p>Choose from:<p>&quot;I&#x27;m a small team with 3 people&quot;<p>&quot;We&#x27;re a dev shop with 12 people over 2 teams&quot;<p>&quot;We&#x27;re 75 folks with 5 teams and 8 projects&quot;<p>And have the system autoconfigure a recommended setup.