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Slack is amazing. What are you using now?
I love slack. One of the biggest things we’ve learned is to keep anything related to a job in that specific job channel. No passing info/feedback in DMs unless it’s something private. It’s hard to keep up when project info is shared in a mix of emails, DMs, job channels, and face to face meetings.
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have you used Teams ? it’s the techy version of teams
It’s fine. Use it.
It's just another thing to check.
I love it. It’s less formal than email so it makes communication faster.
Some people have complained about the constant slack dings being distracting but you can always snooze your notifications.
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Slack is fun
It's no more boundary-breakinf than email, text or having Hangouts on your phone if you're on Google at work. The only frustrating thing I found with slack is the AMOUNT of communication going on because it's so easy to just type in one or two word messages, so it's a lot of junk to review. That said if you use all of its features like organizing channels replying to posts to keep creeds together etc., it is great because you can load and link all kinds of stuff in there for posterity.
Love Slack. I disable notifications so I don’t get distracted. Just go on it when I’m available.
Slack is great for day to day stuff. I’m more used to it than emailing, and I’m only 25yrs old.
Love Slack. It's necessary to have messaging platform. Any of them could turn into micromanaging to be fair at this point.