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Laittakaa meemejä tänne.
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Not who you're responding to, but Teams works great in my office. I don't love the UI, but it's not buggy at all.
Maybe it's a Mac thing?
I mean, they support Mac, but yeah the web version is horrible and even windows users in my office hate it.
I guess I've just been lucky with it. I only use it on my windows laptops and Android phones, where it's been pretty flawless.
Though I do work with people in other organizations that have more restrictive permissions applied to Teams from their IT department that make it more difficult to get anything done.
Are you using the video chat? Apparently there are other features, but we don't use any of them. Only video chat
Yes. I organize about 10 meetings a week - all involving people outside the office.
I'm quite confused then because the app has always been a trash fire for us
That's why I'm wondering if it's a deployment issue.
Still Microsoft's fault if it can be so easily fucked up though.