Microsoft Teams is not like Slack the way I thought it was.

I'm interested, how is it?

Unfortunately, it will infect thousands of companies before everyone else realizes it.

@JhonDoe
It's like slack, with 0 developer centricity.

@JhonDoe honestly, it's not bad. Just different in communication mechanics. Including how to invite people into teams (or workspace) to start. I'm already feeling the barrier.

There is no quote message in the desktop app 😁

IMJO It's better and more organized specially if you have big projects/teams/companies once you get used to it: files, wiki, office, onedrive, teams...

@Devnergy instead they have, and that's one think that i like more than slack, instead of write in the main text box, you have to reply in the message you want to

Two projects in a row now we have started with a teams channel, then immediately made a slack channel a couple of days later.

We use teams almost exclusively for files, wiki, and devops. Slack can do these as well, it's just more out of the box in teams.

I still get lost and confused by the teams ui. I've used it for years and I still feel the need to ask people if they got my invite when adding them.

@ltlian oh that looks super handy /s

P. S.
I forgot to mention another good thing of teams and all their features a single account a sso

P. P. S
Btw there is one thung i prefer in slack, the possibility to see the local time of the user I'm talking to

You need to take in consideration that Slack is super expensive.
And if you say there's a fees tier.. simple answer to that is no go for any major corp for multiple reasons

@Neo- if price is a factor, there's always Mattermost