As a Teams user on the crappy PCs the company gives, this is an argument I can get behind. It looks circular but there are implicit meanings hidden there: "Te

As a Teams user on the crappy PCs the company gives, this is an argument I can get behind. It looks circular but there are implicit meanings hidden there: "Teams is bad (not only) because it’s slow. It’s slow because it’s Teams. (as in, Teams has a looong list of defects, slowness just icing on the cake)”