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Key difference with huddles is you can join in on one without an invite. Previous calls required you to call in the participants. Its an attempt at making some
by no_wizard 3y ago
Key difference with huddles is you can join in on one without an invite. Previous calls required you to call in the participants.
Its an attempt at making something an open office / standing room type situation so people can wander in and out of huddles to check in with folks.
In practice, I don't see it used much. Everyone wants to setup a Zoom call.
- pmontra 3y agoThe customer of mine that pays for Slack uses huddles. I never thought about entering one that I was not explicitly invited to. I hope it's possible to make them private. All the customers that are not paying for Slack are using Meet. One attempted to use Teams once but it's too complicated. Zoom for work calls? It surely happened but I can't remember when. Skype, I had a customer using it and actually screen sharing in Skype is good: it wastes as much of the screen in useless borders and toolbars as all its competitors but at least it's possible to zoom and get a pixel perfect view of what is shared.