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   by hfauq 9y ago

   Great thoughts. Remote companies are async by nature, and Slack goes against that. It means that people need to be always on to get the benefits of Slack - which is silly, you'd rather focus on actual work and let people get back to yo
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   by hfauq 9y ago

   Why Doist is betting against group chat: https://blog.doist.com/why-were-betting-against-real-time-te...
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   by hfauq 9y ago

   Emails are messy, siloed, opaque. Nobody in a team shares the same version of an email chain. No central source of truth means a high chance of not being on the same page. Emails have so many problems. Feel free to read through our comparis
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   by hfauq 9y ago

   The online presence indicator is one of the problems created by Slack. Using real-time chat is the actual problem, whether it's Slack or Hipchat, or anything alike. Real-time is great sometime, but I don't think you should use i
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   by hfauq 9y ago

   Full comparison with email on this 3-min article: https://medium.com/@hfauq/email-or-twist-why-twist-is-better... TLDR: emails are messy, siloed, opaque, not easily shared