Spreadsheets are great for numbers. They are terrible for status. When a project has twenty moving pieces, the row-and-column view forces your brain to reconstruct the picture every time.
A board shows the picture directly. Tasks sit in columns that match reality — to do, in progress, in review, done. You see bottlenecks in a glance.
The hidden cost of spreadsheets
Every update in a spreadsheet is a context switch. Someone changes a cell, someone else misses it, and the next meeting starts with "wait, which version are we looking at?".
Boards invite collaboration
Comments, assignees and due dates live on the card. The conversation stays with the work, so context never drifts.
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