Dustin Moskovitz, the co-founder of Asana, has made the decision to retire from the company effective immediately. He will be taking on a chaiole when a new CEO is appointed. This news comes as part of Asana's fiscal fourth-quarter earnings report.As one of the company's founders, Moskovitz played a significant role in shaping its direction and growth. His departure marks a change in leadership for the task management platform. The board's decision to allow him to take on a non-executive role suggests a desire to maintain some level of involvement from the co-founder.The details surrounding Moskovitz's reasons for leaving are not yet clear. However, his move may indicate a shift in priorities or a desire to focus on other interests. Asana has raised significant funding over the years and continues to expand its reach, but the exact implications of this change remain to be seen.