vasta,
@vasta@phire.place avatar

Working in an organization that has adopted Teams as its primary communication tool (though our department still uses Slack), this piece on “Why does Teams make us feel so disconnected?” by Martha Edwards is remarkably astute: https://www.marthaedwards.ca/why-ms-teams-is-not-a-good-alternative-to-slack/

omnicolor,
@omnicolor@phpc.social avatar

@vasta This hit in a weird way for me. My organization uses Slack, but it's always felt to me like they're doing it wrong. Most of our channels are private, so I can't find them without being invited. I frequently ask if they're discussing nuclear codes when someone invites me to a private channel. But beyond that, most conversation happens in threads (which don't mark a channel as unread) or in DMs (which again, is private).

box464,
@box464@mastodon.social avatar

@vasta Spot on in regards to a focus on closed communications. The way notifications work even puts more prominence on closed chats between team members. Trying to start a conversation within a Team channel is kin to shouting into the void. Team members often miss them because the notification alerts are confusing to understand.

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