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There Is No Such Thing as Out of the Box: Talking Atlassian Training With Work Wranglers

Work Wranglers’ Heather on what Atlassian training partners commit to, training Canadian teams, why end users are underserved, and what certs are worth.

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Atlassian’s New Course Catalog, Decoded

Atlassian retired its classic Jira and admin courses. Here’s where each old class went, what the new ones teach, and which to take for your role.

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We Got a New Field Type. In Other News, Pigs Spotted in the Skies Over Sydney.

Jira just got its first genuinely new field type in over a decade. What formula fields do, six worth building this week, and where they still fall short.

Atlassian’s Project Field in Jira: What Admins Must Know

A new Atlassian Project field is being added to all your Jira screens in July — automatically. Here’s what it does, why the community is already reacting, and how to remove it.

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Field Schemes: The End of Jira’s Three-Layer Field Problem

Atlassian’s upcoming field schemes replace Jira’s three-layer field configuration system. Here’s what’s actually changing, what it means for experienced admins, and how to prepare before Q3 2026.