If your team or company's culture sucks, then Slack will amplify it. On the other hand, if you work in an environment where people respect each other's time, communicate clearly and don't try to pass the buck, then Slack will amplify this too.
Our experience has been very different from many of the people here.
We were forced to switch from being in-house to remote only due to the Covid-19 outbreak. We were using Slack before the whole company started working from home. If it weren't for Slack, our transition would have been much more difficult.
The features have been great, including the ability to start a call that anyone in the channel can participate in. The UX has been great. The uptime has been solid too.
Our experience has been very different from many of the people here.
We were forced to switch from being in-house to remote only due to the Covid-19 outbreak. We were using Slack before the whole company started working from home. If it weren't for Slack, our transition would have been much more difficult.
The features have been great, including the ability to start a call that anyone in the channel can participate in. The UX has been great. The uptime has been solid too.