Where's the failure exactly? I use teams to manage a very large and globally distributed consulting team.
I'm not seeing anyone raise issues from within my organisations other than the engineering side of the business preferring slack.
I'm not seeing anyone raise issues from within my organisations other than the engineering side of the business preferring slack.
I also use both as I'm a partner on the engineering side of the business but also run a large consulting pod - I really don't care which one anyone uses. I don't personally see Slack being better 'enough' to justify the effort of switching for those that are already on teams.
It would be a dark day indeed if we'd have to stop spamming memes while at work
Each and every tech worker I know loathes Teams with passion. On the upside it's like a common enemy so there's a small team building aspect to using it.
On the other hand, we're mostly using it for few page design doc, and have no idea what "final professional doc" or what "proper section numbers" are and why would anyone care.
But hard to point someone to the right place without decent numbering.