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I don't meant to be a complete bean counter but if all Slack can point to as a benefit is a "certain sense of community" even among a group that cares a lot abo
by freddie_mercury 6y ago
I don't meant to be a complete bean counter but if all Slack can point to as a benefit is a "certain sense of community" even among a group that cares a lot about tools then it isn't it a great spot.
Is your revenue down since switching to Teams? Sales volume? Number of bugs fixed per release? Onboarding new hires slower? Time to fix critical incidents up?
Those are the kind of things I would have expected you to mention if there were actually a massive difference between Teams and Slack.
- stonith 6y agoIf the team is less engaged then that will show up in all of those metrics over time, and losing a sense of community seems like it would trigger that for some team members.
- shalmanese 6y agoHow much better does it need to be to justify its $6/user/month? If it makes employees even 0.1% more productive, then it's net positive. It takes you 5 seconds instead of 7 seconds to look something up and you do 5 times a day? Congratulations, you've made up your $6.