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Not from my experience. All you have to do to get that is to give them slack channels and allow them to speak freely in shared spaces. Everything will work it
by MisterBastahrd 5y ago
Not from my experience. All you have to do to get that is to give them slack channels and allow them to speak freely in shared spaces. Everything will work itself out.
- ThrowawayR2 5y agoPeople are allowed to speak freely on the social Slack channels at my employer but they are all either dead silent or get at most 1-2 posts per week. There was a bit of activity at the beginning of the pandemic but it petered off to nothing.
- bink 5y agoI moved from a company that had very active private and social channels to a company that has almost no social communications at all. The channels exist but no one uses them. It's eerie. It makes me think either people are afraid of saying anything or they just don't like talking to their coworkers unless they have to.
- spike021 5y agoNot from my experience. We had all the Slack channels, work ones and social ones (memes, rant channels about work experiences, etc.). Nobody on my previous team ever used a single one. Only people in other teams across the org, and not full participation from them either. IMO nothing just "worked itself out", and is a good part of why I chose to leave.