Microsoft Teams

[Ravenfreak]

Microsoft Teams seems to be the way most companies communicate with their employees these days. My previous job used it and my current job does as well, but most companies do tend to use Windows as their operating system of choice so I suppose it makes sense. Anyways, I never used Teams from an Administrator's point of view, but I've heard that certain tasks can be a pain to deal with in Teams. Have you ever used Teams in a administrator setting? Or have you simply used it from a user's point of view? I even thought about giving it a go for creating a community, but honestly it's probably best to stick with forums or Discord instead.

[AWS]

The company I worked for sent me to school to learn the admin side. They were getting ready to roll it out. It was way more complicated than it had to be. I retired before it got fully rolled out across all locations so never really got into it too far.

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

Microsoft Teams are good for communication and I have used it for work. But I don't think is the best for creating a community. As for administrators, I found that teams are not always easy to work with.