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I find it so bad compared to Slack. We used Slack internally in all the IT for a couple of years years (the company was using Skype for Business and whatever it
by mns 7y ago
I find it so bad compared to Slack. We used Slack internally in all the IT for a couple of years years (the company was using Skype for Business and whatever it was called before). It was decided that we will go with Teams because it's cheaper/free (we're already on Office 365 and the Microsoft stack since the beginning) and we were told to kill Slack. We didn't and still use it for my team, and the difference is insane. On macOS our conference room equipment crashes Teams (Slack and others have no issues with it), notifications are not native and sometimes they show up, sometimes they don't. You unplug your headphones, Teams rings, but no one is calling. It crashes both on Windows and mac for no reason from time to time. Today we had a meeting and half the people could not join because of this issue.
It seems like it's a clone made just to get into this space and everything looks like a generic attempt to throw money into an app to take on Slack.