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That's correct. The company where I am currently working at was using Slack but recently decided to stop paying for Slack and instead use Teams since they were
by rdm_blackhole 7y ago
That's correct. The company where I am currently working at was using Slack but recently decided to stop paying for Slack and instead use Teams since they were already paying for a subscription to Office 365 for each employee.
I hate it. My colleagues hate it. The UI is terrible. Most of the time navigating between the channels is a pain and the UI is just horrendous.
I think the funniest thing that was released lately was the 6 emojis that you can use on a message(thumbs up, love heart ...).
The emojis are of bad quality and look like crap.
Anyway, you can't pay me enough to use this stuff and as the author said in this article, if and when I change jobs I will be making sure that the team I start on will not use this sorry excuse of bloatware.
- deathhand 7y agoPlease educate us on your compliance requirements that allows you to 'throw the baby out with the bath water'
- jimnotgym 7y ago>The emojis are of bad quality and look like crap. Maybe an oversite on my part, but I didn't even consider this as I was evaluating an enterprise productivity app...
- empath75 7y agoI think people underestimate the value in making intra office communication an enjoyable experience.
- ptx 7y agoAn ugly and unpleasant working environment can affect your productivity.
- jointpdf 7y agoIf “the emojis are of bad quality” is what constitutes an ugly and unpleasant working environment in 2019, I’d say the future is looking bright indeed.
- castlecrasher2 7y agoThe emojis look like they came straight out of the early 2000s. It's about as bad as if the had picked Comic Sans as being the default font.