And the only thing worse than that is throwing interop/coexistence mode[1][2] into the mix. It's basically a force multiplier on the hell of using Skype for Bus

And the only thing worse than that is throwing interop/coexistence mode[1][2] into the mix. It's basically a force multiplier on the hell of using Skype for Business with a Mac. It takes the already gimped Skype for Business on the Mac, and adds a multiplier effect. [1] Interop mode is designed for a progressive rollout/migration from Skype for Business to Teams. On an all-Windows deployment it generally works well enough to get by with a few annoying UX-related hassles getting passed between the two apps. But throw Mac machines into the mix, with already gimped client functionality, and interop mode just sort of breaks you to the point of having an aversion to any work that involves calls/meetings/chats with coworkers. [2] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/MicrosoftTeams/coexistence-chat-calls-presence https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/MicrosoftTeams/coexistence-...