We used slack before and teams definitely feels like a step up.
We used slack before and teams definitely feels like a step up.
- Starting a group telecon from a channel doesn't seem to exist. You have to start a chat with the same people and then you can start the meeting.
- The screensharing selection interface is kinda wonky and doesn't show certain applications, it consistently won't give me an option to show Excel, but every other thing I have open is visible (MacOS).
- It gets hung up sometimes if people paste lots of images into a long chat.
- It needs better management of old chats, channels and so on, for example there's certain old chats from last year when we were first testing it that I really don't need around anymore and I'd like to get rid of.
- The notification system is a bizarre mess, I can't quite seem to find the magic combination that turns off notification sounds, but plays a sound when somebody calls me for a voice or video chat.
For my use case at the time, which was getting engineering support as a software salesperson in an organisation with poor documentation, that was a huge downgrade from slack. Those extra seconds waiting or it to load or messing around with image files hurt when you're on the phone with someone.