Care to elaborate?
I know many people who use Teams at work, and they aren’t complaining. Quite the opposite actually. Various announcements are no longer emails since they have been migrated to relevant Teams channels. This means that it’s way faster to scroll past announcements that are not particularly relevant to your work, and none of them clog up your inbox any more.
The only real problem is CPU and RAM usage, but as long as your IT department is reasonably funded, that’s not a problem either.
Also, it always tries to open the office files within teams instead of the actual office application.
The features are worse and everytime you receive a chat and want to check it, teams closes your file…great productivity
Care to elaborate?
I know many people who use Teams at work, and they aren’t complaining. Quite the opposite actually. Various announcements are no longer emails since they have been migrated to relevant Teams channels. This means that it’s way faster to scroll past announcements that are not particularly relevant to your work, and none of them clog up your inbox any more.
The only real problem is CPU and RAM usage, but as long as your IT department is reasonably funded, that’s not a problem either.
Teams is slow, sluggish, buggy and crashes often. Slack is much better, so are many other tools.
Also, it always tries to open the office files within teams instead of the actual office application. The features are worse and everytime you receive a chat and want to check it, teams closes your file…great productivity