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At my job we use Teams, but basically just for meetings (and the associated chat), and it works really well. About the only complaint I could make is that it oc
by delecti 2y ago
At my job we use Teams, but basically just for meetings (and the associated chat), and it works really well. About the only complaint I could make is that it occasionally guesses the wrong audio devices, but it's fairly easy to change them.
I didn't understand all the hate until a few groups tried pushing the actual "teams" inside "Teams", and goddamn they are bad. They're an awkward and confusing mashup of chat rooms and forums, with conversations spread across different levels and constructs that each receive different levels of UI focus.
- datadrivenangel 2y agoYeah teams for actual phone calls is good, often with better noise cancelling and reliability than zoom these days. But the mess of sharepoint/o365 opened in wrappers inside of teams for the teams and it's just a hot mess that makes me angry when the UI is so different.
- UltraSane 2y agoAt a company I worked at someone saved some important data in Teams and left the company and I was tasked with trying to export it but it turns out it would have taken significant time scripting the API to extract all the data. They said forget it and just left it in the Teams and made sure not to delete her account.
- stackskipton 2y agoIt's in her OneDrive most likely, go pluck it out of there.
- stackskipton 2y agoThat's because "Teams" inside Teams are not part of Teams, it's tied to Sharepoint/Exchange and thus poorly integrated.