What most people in this thread don't realize is that Teams, like most products sold to CIO, don't have to be good for it to succeed. Instead of an stellar ux,

What most people in this thread don't realize is that Teams, like most products sold to CIO, don't have to be good for it to succeed. Instead of an stellar ux, Microsoft is focusing on what sells it - that seamless centered experience that unifies SharePoint, Power, replaces slack and Discord and everything else in a single app. It sucks, but it sells, because people buying it aren't the core users.