At my last startup in SF, when slack was really starting to takeoff, most of the business/marketing folks who spent the bulk of their time chatting and sharing

At my last startup in SF, when slack was really starting to takeoff, most of the business/marketing folks who spent the bulk of their time chatting and sharing memes on slack loved it. They simply didn't know any better, and were enamored with the new level of internal communication vs. previous jobs. Man it was such a time sink. Between the open office floorplan and slack this was the least productive environment I'd ever seen for an engineering company, and it's largely caused me to walk away from the industry.