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If your goal is to monitor your staff and gather metrics on their communication - Teams outdoes Slack and is incomparable. If your goal is to have a platform th
by devmor 3y ago
If your goal is to monitor your staff and gather metrics on their communication - Teams outdoes Slack and is incomparable. If your goal is to have a platform that enables your employees to communicate with as little friction as possible, I have yet to see anything capable of replacing Slack.
Teams especially, is something I loathe using every day. Everything about the UI and UX gets in the way of what I’m trying to do, rather than assisting in or even enabling it. It’s like it doesn’t want me to communicate - it wants me to react and offer as little useful information as possible.
- ecshafer 3y agoI went from a company using teams to slack a few years ago. Truly night and day. I have such a visceral hatred for Teams, it actually surprises me how much I can dislike some software that is for messaging. From how it can't copy and paste in and out of chat, to the way it sets laptops on fire, or its horrible ui. I really truly hate that software. Please just use slack or god forbid set up an irc node or something.
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- imperialdrive 3y agoAgreed. Teams is already the most painful experience, and it's about to get even worse with the new 2.0 version being deployed.