Yes - that's the elephant in the room that really spoils his point. Teams is so horrifically bad that we are actively paying for Zoom and Slack even while a fre

Yes - that's the elephant in the room that really spoils his point. Teams is so horrifically bad that we are actively paying for Zoom and Slack even while a free Teams subscription is sitting almost idle. The deeper question is how did Microsoft engineer something so bad when they were literally just cloning other products. What does that say about their forward looking prospects?