Shares of Asana (ASAN), the leading enterprise work management platform, tumbled about 30% in morning trade on March 11 following its latest quarterly report. Investor sentiment has soured due to weak guidance and the announcement of a CEO succession plan amid a weak macroeconomic environment.

Work management software maker Asana (NYSE: ASAN) will be announcing earnings results tomorrow after the bell. Here’s what you need to know.

Asana stock remains challenged in the face of CEO Dustin Moskovitz’s sudden retirement and a downbeat outlook for the current fiscal quarter, analysts said. Shares plummeted in after-hours trading Monday following the announcement that Moskovitz was stepping down from the top role at the company he co-founded nearly 17 years ago.