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Teams truly is that bad. But perhaps it takes power users to see that. A regular user might just give up instead of ranting about it on the net. It’s not that i
by fuzzy2 4y ago
Teams truly is that bad. But perhaps it takes power users to see that. A regular user might just give up instead of ranting about it on the net. It’s not that it doesn’t work. It’s that it’s not reliable and performance is bad.
- skc 4y agoWhat does a Teams power user look like?
- fuzzy2 4y agoI’m not referring to Teams power users, but PC power users in general. You know, people that actually care about snappy performance, consistent behavior and whatnot. Working with the PC instead of against it. Knowing why. My experience is that even many of my developer colleagues are not power users. They happily rebuild thrice in Visual Studio without even questioning the need for that. They perform strange rituals to make things happen. They resigned to the fact that everything is dog slow. I cannot settle for that, so I rant.
- skc 4y agoOk that's fair. My biggest annoyances with Teams are slow startup and a bizarre implementation of copy and paste. But in general it pretty much stays out of the way, and has enabled us to fairly seamlessly transition the org to WFH.