“There has to be a better way,” she muttered, clicking her pen nervously.
Sam sat on the edge of her desk. “Have you tried Asana?”
“Oh yeah,” Sam said, pulling up her own laptop. “It’s a game-changer. No browser tabs, no ‘where did I put that window?’ It lives right in your dock. You click, it opens. Focused. Fast. Offline mode, too.”
Sam navigated to the Asana downloads page. “See? For macOS, Windows… just click ‘Download for desktop.’” She clicked the button. A .dmg file appeared. A moment later, the familiar Asana logo—that friendly little geometric flower—settled into Maya’s application folder.
