True, it is pretty terrible. Like everything Microsoft. It seems like that they always aim for "just not bad enough to make you invest in something third party". Because their stuff all comes as one package that's a very low bar. It's very hard to justify paying for something you're already paying for.
And they don't seem to be interested in building real top quality UX or performance. Why would they, we buy it anyway. Nobody ever got fired for buying Microsoft.
I don't even know what teams is. Chat? Email? Calendar? Msword? It seems to do everything but also sometimes want to open a separate application that does these things too. And I'm not entirely sure where conversations go because I seem to have a million created by other people that all get abandoned at some point. It makes me feel rather stupid that I cannot figure this out. Especially since slack just seems to make sense to me.
wkat4242|1 year ago
And they don't seem to be interested in building real top quality UX or performance. Why would they, we buy it anyway. Nobody ever got fired for buying Microsoft.
mnky9800n|1 year ago