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I don't think Apps are successful because the UX of Teams keeps me stuck in IMs. I rarely if ever look at a Teams channel. I've only written maybe ~5 messages
by clownworldclown 5y ago
I don't think Apps are successful because the UX of Teams keeps me stuck in IMs.
I rarely if ever look at a Teams channel. I've only written maybe ~5 messages in a teams channel before.
Everything I've ever done has been in an IM/group chat.
- weitzj 5y agoDifferent experience for me. For every JIRA ticket we do in our sprints we create a new public Teams channel and do our pairing in this channel. If people send me a DM or make group chats I stop them so we continue in a „public“ place.
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- nocubicles 5y agoSame here. We do have groups for different projects and customers but I never checked them because no notifications are sent when somebody posts something there. I know they store some project related files in these chats but to me it feels similar as Sharepoint - you know there must be somthing there but impossible to find when needed.