At work we use Teams as our primary communication tool. It’s been able to handle the increase in calls, video chatting, etc, pretty well so far, and we’ve even

At work we use Teams as our primary communication tool. It’s been able to handle the increase in calls, video chatting, etc, pretty well so far, and we’ve even added some channels so people can share a bit about their personal lives and interact that way to decrease some of the loneliness factor. On the personal front, I chat with some friends via Slack, and then we play games in the evening on PS4 (does Apex Legends count as personal collaboration?).