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A counterpoint (also based on personal experience): recently moved from a company that uses Office365 to a one that uses GSuite. Communications and document sha
by hliyan 7y ago
A counterpoint (also based on personal experience): recently moved from a company that uses Office365 to a one that uses GSuite. Communications and document sharing feels far more simpler and productive. I can't quite put my finger on why, but working on GSuite just feels faster and less clunkier.
- danpalmer 7y agoWe have both – everyone in the company uses GSuite, and then ~10% of the company use Excel and Outlook (connected to Gmail) for particular business requirements. The technical support for the Office 365 part is roughly the same load as the technical support for the GSuite part.
- sircastor 7y agoI share this experience. My company switched to Office365 from GSuite. It feels universally like a step down. The workers who all used MS desktop products liked it, but everyone I work with it had expressed nothing but disdain.
- b0ner_t0ner 7y agoWe are using Office 365. Outlook's search, spam management and filtering tools are very poor compared to Gmail.
- asdff 7y agoSpending much time in gsuite sucks compared to native 365 apps running on your machine synced to onedrive. Really smooth experience even on macos which was a surprise for me.