Asana推出了“Your Year in Asana”功能，将用户2024年的工作习惯转化为包含任务数量、协作统计等数据的总结报告。文章探讨了这种工作数据可视化带来的微妙压力，将其比喻为未经请求的成绩单，而非庆祝。作者认为，这种功能更像是工作汇报，而非工作成就的总结，并指出Asana与Spotify、YouTube等应用一样，将用户生活量化成可分享的摘要，但Asana的总结更侧重于工作量和效率，而非个人喜好和娱乐。文章最后指出，这种功能将工作生活变成了可分享的内容，这并非用户所愿。

🤔 Asana推出“Your Year in Asana”功能，将用户2024年的工作习惯数据化，包括完成的任务数量、节省的时间和最常合作的同事等。

📊 该功能类似于Spotify Wrapped和YouTube的年终总结，但侧重于工作习惯，而非个人喜好，并以数据化的方式呈现工作表现。

⚠️ 文章认为，这种功能带来的不是庆祝，而是类似于未经请求的成绩单，并可能带来无形的压力，让人感觉需要在来年做得更多。

🚫 作者质疑这种将工作生活量化并可分享化的做法，认为用户并没有主动寻求这样的总结，也不希望将工作生活变成可分享的内容。

🗓️ Asana并非首次推出年终总结功能，但今年的版本更注重视觉效果和个性化数据，更像一份工作报告而非成就总结。

There are some things that I don't need to know, like how much money I've spent on iced oat milk lattes or the sheer number of pens I’ve purchased this year — and how many of them are already lost. (Where do they all go?) And yet, apps keep finding new ways to quantify our lives, presenting us with data we never asked for.

Enter "Your Year in Asana," a feature that turns your 2024 work habits into a highlight reel — complete with task tallies, collaboration stats, and a subtle reminder that you're either crushing it or teetering on the edge of burnout.

Imagine my surprise when I opened Asana today (Dec. 5), only to be greeted by this stark reminder of our capitalistic times.

"Congrats!" the app says, proudly informing me how many tasks I completed this year (1,914 and counting), how much time I saved (what does that even mean?), and my most frequent collaborators. It felt less like a celebration and more like the kind of progress report you didn’t ask for but can’t ignore—complete with the subtle pressure to do even more next year.

Because, really, do I need a virtual round of applause for checking things off a to-do list? Or a reminder that my "most active day" is Wednesday, as if I need another reason to dread that day of the week? This isn't the first time Asana has launched a year-in-review product, but this year's version looks more like Spotify Wrapped, with sleeker visuals, personalized stats, and a sprinkling of celebratory flair. And the end result feels more like a work report than a playlist of greatest hits.

Asana joins apps like Spotify and YouTube that quantify our lives into shareable summaries. But while Spotify Wrapped reminds you of your favorite songs and YouTube tracks your video binges, Your Year in Asana takes a different approach — it turns your work habits into a performance review you didn’t sign up for.

It’s less about what brought you joy and more about what kept you busy, complete with stats that feel maybe a little too revealing.

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I didn’t ask for a glowing pat on the back from an algorithm for simply doing my job, but here it is — turning my work life into something shareable, whether I want it to be or not.