> Teams provided extremely good video conferences which was crucial in COVID Company policies forced us to use Teams during COVID. "Absolute heap of burning s

> Teams provided extremely good video conferences which was crucial in COVID Company policies forced us to use Teams during COVID. "Absolute heap of burning shit" would seem like a clam, reasoned rational response if the company policy wasn't to force us to use WebEx before that. The problem isn't that those words are wrong, but they to be reserved for the most egregious case. And sadly Teams isn't it. WebEx was (remains?) far worse than Teams. It's exactly what you would expect if a company decided to spend no more on development and let the head of the dev team go (he went onto found Zoom), and recoup the money spent by doing a big marketing push. Teams did at least get it's bugs fixed, the issue was more that they created so many new bugs on the way. The stench from WebEx never changed. It was always the same "absolute heap of burning shit".