Agreed. At least in my office, certain features (videoconferencing/meetings/calendar) get tons of use every day. Microsoft made this product that was a commerci

Agreed. At least in my office, certain features (videoconferencing/meetings/calendar) get tons of use every day. Microsoft made this product that was a commercial success by any measure but cannot seem to execute well on it. That said, it depends on what you compare it to. Microsoft Word is also a longstanding success, and the development velocity on it is glacial. There are bugs in Microsoft Word that have sat unfixed for years and years -- Teams has changed pretty rapidly by comparison. I think the difference is that Teams is newer and feels more like a product Microsoft should be actively developing.