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No, I don’t think Slack does play a role in this. It is quite literally a communication tool (and I’d argue one that encourages far _more_ open communication th
by matthewmacleod 2y ago
No, I don’t think Slack does play a role in this. It is quite literally a communication tool (and I’d argue one that encourages far _more_ open communication than others).
If Slack is a cesspool, that’s because your company culture is a cesspool.
- grob-gambit 2y agoI think open communication in a toxic environment can obviously amplify toxicity or at least less open communication can act as a damper on toxicity. Slack is surely not the generator of toxicity but it seems obvious it could act at increasing the bandwidth. You can't have it both ways.