I would respond similarly for my own work situation. We're using Microsoft Teams which is fine and in many ways a big improvement over the hodgepodge of tools w

I would respond similarly for my own work situation. We're using Microsoft Teams which is fine and in many ways a big improvement over the hodgepodge of tools we used before remote work en masse was considered viable by my employer. Still, it has changed the dynamic and that is a challenge as it affects individuals differently. Some colleagues have become more communicative, others less so, some want to use the phone more now, others are happy to use channels to post a stream of what they're working on without addressing anyone in particular, etc.