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My biggest complaint is that the “teams” section is in a completely separate tab from the “chat” section. I find that companies tend to gravitate toward one of
by cwhiz 6y ago
My biggest complaint is that the “teams” section is in a completely separate tab from the “chat” section. I find that companies tend to gravitate toward one of the two, because it’s impossible to keep switching.
- 2rsf 6y agoIt is more confusing than in Slack but Slack uses a different section as well. I don't like how Slack keeps only a limited list of recent chats there, the hit-miss ratio for me is terrible and I usually need to re-search for the person I want to chat with.
- cwhiz 6y agoSlack let’s you create your own sections. The default layout has channels on top and DMs on bottom, but you can put them anywhere. And that kind of thing is my run with Slack. It has answers for many UX complaints, but they are buried in settings somewhere or behind a paywall.
- PascLeRasc 6y agoIf your company does this, you just have to give up on clearing the notification badge. You'd have to click on each individual "team" and then hover over each team's new message long enough that Teams is convinced you've read it. There might be a "mark all as read" button somewhere but Microsoft certainly doesn't make it easy to find.