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Maybe our needs aren't terribly great, but Teams works pretty well in our enterprise. ~3000 users.
by hcurtiss 4y ago
Maybe our needs aren't terribly great, but Teams works pretty well in our enterprise. ~3000 users.
- major505 4y agoI work for 4 different companies. Each one have Teams. I can't even put the 4 accounts in the desktop app. I can do in the mobile, but not in the desktop. I had to install containers in firefox, and open 4 tabs to be able to use the 4 accounts at the same time. And of course, because Im using firefox, I can't use the camera in video calls because microsoft allows only chromium browsers to do so. And the linux client is bug as hell.
- Aeolun 4y agoIf teams works great for you I don’t think I want to work there. Some idiot higher up thought it was a great idea to switch from Slack to Teams, presumably because they have a vendetta against it, and our communication experience and effectiveness (especially cross-border) absolutely crumpled. My biggest problem with Teams is the same as Jira. It gives you so much rope to hang yourself with. Everybody and their mother wants to create a whole Team for their pet project, and then invites the whole organisation, because there is no way to discover existing teams.
- icelancer 4y agoMS Teams is garbage. When I did some consulting for Microsoft recently I was added to a Slack channel. Even the engineers at Microsoft I work with don't use it. One developer at my company uses Teams for video meetings instead of our corporate Zoom account. I don't know why. So like 5-10% of the meetings I go to I have to suffer through Teams' inferior audio and interactive experience.