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I'm guessing probably employees didn't want to schedule a "hangout" with their CEO to discuss layoffs, and teachers didn't want to schedule "hangouts" with stud
by dataflow 1y ago
I'm guessing probably employees didn't want to schedule a "hangout" with their CEO to discuss layoffs, and teachers didn't want to schedule "hangouts" with students or parents to discuss their bad grades, etc.
- politelemon 1y agoBy extrapolation, managers should be looking to ban "slack" at workplaces, and individual contributors shouldn't use "teams".
- jfoster 1y agoContrary to what you're suggesting, if you cast your mind back, it seemed a fairly successful product. The question is why they felt the need to "fix" something that didn't really need fixing.