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Agree with the first half, but the integrations is a moat for Slack. First, a comparable integration needs to exist or be created on the new platform. Second, i
by schnable 4y ago
Agree with the first half, but the integrations is a moat for Slack. First, a comparable integration needs to exist or be created on the new platform. Second, in largeer organizations, you end up with many vested interests (individual teams) that have important integrations and the cost to migrate them takes away from other work they need to do, and creates a chorus of voices against a migration. On top of all that, employees generally like Slack.
- ltbarcly3 4y agoEveryone, and I mean this literally as everyone that I am aware of their opinion, in my circle started off as huge slack boosters and now they can't stand it. Slack has become a total mess. Threads are a such an anti-feature. Taking away snippets was such an absolute mistake. People are starting to move off of slack and onto teams and google chat, which everyone agrees are inferior, but slack has become bad enough that they don't consider it a major loss.