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Ok, slack & notion are bad examples because often the entire team is on it by default. But imagine tools, where there is high aversion to adding more seats unl
by rishabhkaul1 4y ago
Ok, slack & notion are bad examples because often the entire team is on it by default.
But imagine tools, where there is high aversion to adding more seats unless you're 100% sure. Like CRM & CMS systems, or like Support tools (Zendesk), or shared inbox tools (like Front) or project management tools (Asana) and so many others.