How does the company stay afloat if Microsoft can give Teams away for free (even if Teams isn’t quite as polished, functionally it has parity wirh Slack and the video conferencing capabilities are even better).
Any Slack folks have some sense of what’s going on over there?
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Office is great, but it’s 20 years old at this point. The only real winner in Office today is Excel, there a better tools for everything else. Windows is not great or innovative and never was. It was cheap and it was everywhere, that doesn’t make it good.
A company that’s not needed and no lives/productivity will be changed if the said company ceased to exist tomorrow.
It’s so weird people can’t see that this tech bubble will cause the next massive recession.
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