# Page 56 | Slack Reviews 2026. Verified Reviews, Pros & Cons | Capterra > Page 56 - Is Slack the right Knowledge Management solution for you? Explore 24036 verified user reviews from people in industries like yours to make a confident choice. Source: https://www.capterra.com/p/135003/Slack/reviews --- Slack 4.7 (24036) Provider data verified by our Software Research team, and reviews moderated by our Reviews Verification team. [Learn more](https://www.capterra.com/our-story/) * * * Last updated March 29th, 2026 # Page 56 - Reviews of Slack ## Showing most helpful reviews Showing 1376-1400 of 24036 Reviews Sort by: Most Helpful Rating Company Size Reviewer's Role Length of Use Frequency of Use MC Micheal C. Senior Operations Executive Chemicals Used the software for: 6-12 months ### "Nothing slack about slack " August 16, 2022 5.0 My overall experience has been successful and i will be recommending it in the future Pros The software is my all time favorite chat application ever. I have used competitor chats previously but the features slack have are better than all. The chat function where you can add emojis and gifs to make conversations more fun is great. Cons A feature that can be improved is the video call feature. Its not a function that I use often due to the fact it isnt very clear as to where it is kept on the application. The mobile function is great for making calls like a telephone but the video function isnt very accessible. Review Source VR Verified Reviewer Lead Designer Media Production Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Slack: One App to Rule Them All" August 4, 2022 5.0 I first started using Slack when it was new, back in 2013. It revolutionized my team's workflow and we were able to collaborate and expedite web design projects much more quickly. I now use it with a massive global team, and I cannot imagine using anything else. Pros Slack offers a complete centralized solution for project management and team messaging. Cons On large teams, the sheer amount of channels can be overwhelming. But Slack does offer ways to tidy things up. Alternatives considered [Basecamp](https://www.capterra.com/p/56808/Basecamp/) Reason for choosing Slack Slack was easy to use, right out of the box! Switched from [Basecamp](https://www.capterra.com/p/56808/Basecamp/) Basecamp did not offer the robust messaging and integration tools Slack offered, with a clean interface. Review Source Dennis K. Senior Architect Business Supplies and Equipment Used the software for: 2+ years ### "A notable tool that allows you to communicate and put resources together for productivity. " November 23, 2022 5.0 Slack brings teams together in a virtual office where everyone can communicate.We can stay up to date on all our conversations and keep them intact from intruders.We can reference private messages or open conversations in channels across our company, all of which are automatically researchable and saved.We can coordinate with our external teams while working towards new deals with potential clients. Pros We can effetiveky collaborate with teams to enhance productivity. Slack has intuitive interface.Asana allows you to choose the right words to say, send messages immediately or schedule them later.A robust tool for project tracking and collaboration. Cons No disdain.Collaboration.Oversight.Planning.Automation. Review Source JP Joachim P. Business Development Manager Consumer Goods Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "Upgrade your team communication" October 17, 2022 5.0 We are using slack for project and task communication in addition with todoist and dropbox. It makes it easy to communicate betwenn our offices and timezones. Pros \- Ease of setup - Ease of use - Integrations for nearly every other app or service (CRUCIAL) - Support is great Cons Nothing at the moment. Of course there are sometimes bugs to find in the app, they get fast wiped away from the developers. Alternatives considered [Microsoft Teams](https://www.capterra.com/p/168668/Microsoft-Teams/) Reason for choosing Slack The web application was way better and easier to use. Switched from [Microsoft Teams](https://www.capterra.com/p/168668/Microsoft-Teams/) The web application was way better and easier to use. Review Source Scott C. Consultant Media Production Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Your Team In Your Pocket" August 7, 2020 5.0 I enjoy working with Slack. I'm on some channnels for web developers with tens of thousands of members and can often get a free answer to an easy (for a developer) question and fast. I've also met a lot of great people through that channel. Conversely, I haven't perfected the notifications so that I don't get pinged when anyone on any of the channels posts anything, and that adds up. I'm sure it's manageable, but I haven't found the time to check that box. Pros This is a no-brainer for start-ups and even old dinosaurs, especially these days (the great COVID pandemic). It combines the instant gratification of any chat app with intuitive drag n' drop filesharing, one click sub-group or project teams for siloed group coms, direct messaging, and hashtag denoted conversations for general participation that can even function like a newsfeed for relevant link sharing and other project or industry news or internal updates. Slack has become the default Millenial professional communication tool, and not just for the pretty icon. It's free for a long way but there are tiered account options all the way up to enterprise which has more trumped up security and support, as well as tools like huge video chats, unlimited storage and history, and unlimited software integrations (it works great with Google Drive.). Cons As a consultant, I am on several different slack "channels" - the Slack term for different companies Slack environments. It's easy once your set up with their software client and app to switch back and forth, but getting set up can require a call to the IT guy or the administrator of each separate Slack channel for permissions and credentials. Not a huge headache, but these days anything that requires a call to anyone can be considered at least a minor hassle. Review Source MC Manish C. Web Designer & Developer Design Used the software for: 6-12 months ### "Slack : One of the best softwares for teams" September 7, 2021 5.0 Really impressed with the platform and how it makes remote work easy and collaboration very easy when working in a team and stay updated. Pros Amazing UI and UX, easy and intuitive experience when using the software. Tons of features and integrations work like a charm and make life a lot easy. Cons Nothing to hate about the software, average cost as well so not a lot of cons about it. Review Source DR Deborah R. Customer Service Representative Retail Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Slack Review: Essential Software for Remote Team Workspaces" August 13, 2022 5.0 Slack is the essential, problem-solving tool for communications in the remote workspace. With a searchable record of conversations, documents and activities, Slack provides a solid way to track your workday. Along with calls, chat, screen sharing and multiple integrations, every team member is always in your reach and in complete harmony. Pros In a remote workspace, quick communication with team members is the most challenging. Slack provides working individuals, no matter where they are, to connect in real time and resolve customer issues quickly. I can respond immediately to requests, answer questions and provide resources that decrease customer escalations. I consider Slack the number one reason for our teams highly rated customer service satisfaction results. Cons Since we work in real time, Slack may move fast and it may be challenging for new users. However, most users do become very comfortable with Slack in a short time of use. Emojis and symbols decrease confusion and quickly become familiar. Review Source Artem L. DevOps Computer Software Used the software for: 2+ years ### "The best solution if you don't want to bother choosing" April 2, 2019 4.0 For me, Slack is the best option available for team chats. It has some flaws, but no solution can replace it really. If you want your company conversations to be organized, and also to be fast and mobile, there is no better choice for me. Pros Slack is the best team chat software I ever seen. It works great on any platform, it looks cool and convenient, and you definitely should try it in your team or company if you never done this before. Team discussions are organized in channels, while direct messages is also available. In our company we also heavily use other messages organization feature: threads, which is like having channels in channels. So, we usually post only one message in channel for one topic, and then all who want to participate in discussion goes to thread attached to this message. In this way, channels stays clean, and anybody who don't want to participate in this discussion gets only one notification ― from discussion start. I really can't understand why other team chats can't implement threads in the right way ― like Slack did. In addition to the above, Slack has many features that helps organizing work. My lovest feature is posts, which is something between usual messages and documents. So, if you want to post something really big, what should be properly formatted with headers and so on, you can use post. And posts also has collaboration features, so it sometimes can replace Google Docs (integration with which is also included). Cons Slack is based on web technologies, which is great for portability, but on the other side Slack really not as responsive as I want. It still works fast enough for generic user, but I can clearly say it is not native application. Any chat app can't live without files sharing. And while file sharing is available, I can't even say it is OK. While viewing images and photos works pretty normally most times, anything more complex works illy. I can't sometimes understand if file downloads or not, and when it comes to video playing -- oh, it works awful most times. The last thing I should mention, but which can be the big one for somebody: Slack is cloud-hosted only. So, all data is saved on Slack servers, and there is no way to use your own server. Moreover, it also means that you are bound to Slack infrastructure and should pay for it if you want bigger history of messages and some other features. Review Source Will L. Leadership Team Civic & Social Organization Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Quick, Organized Messaging and High Functionality " October 5, 2018 4.0 Despite the time it took to get accustomed to the software and the constant teaching we have to do for new members of our team on how to best use it, I'm so glad that we switched to Slack. It works for us because we have minimal use for emails and are frequently messaging about things that require quick responses from many people. I have only used it on a team of 40+ people for part-time community organizing, not a full-time job or project, but it has reduced so much stress and greatly increased our productivity and communication. Plus, we can have separate channels just for jokes or recipes, so it adds a fun element to our work without ONE MORE EMAIL in everyone's inbox. Pros Slack helps our team of 40+ people stay organized and on task. I'm not an early tech adopter, but I LOVE having my email inbox NOT inundated constantly with various subjects and to-dos. In fact, we never use email for our team, with the exception of occasional messages that come in from someone outside of our organization that we all need to discuss (and even then, copy and pasting it into Slack often yields better results and responses!). Slack has the level of organization (through both separate channels and also individual threads/discussions within each channel) that email lacks, with practically the ease of texting if you are using the phone app. Within the computer app, the separateness of the software from a web browser minimizes distractions while working within the app, although it does require switching back and forth between the two if additional info is needed. Cons Slack does have a significant learning curve, especially with all of the special functions that are possible within the app; our team uses very few of the special functions because they aren't immediately intuitive and we haven't taken the time to get trained on them. Channels can get cluttered quickly if threads are not utilize properly, and it can take time to scroll back through the channel to find posts (although there is a search function). Also, it's a small thing, but we use the emoji "reaction" function regularly to post Yes/No questions, vote for approval on proposals (Thumbs up!), etc., but Slack does not currently notify posters of emoji "reactions" to their posts; they just have to go to the app to see whether anyone has responded or not. Review Source AP Antonio P. CTO Consumer Services Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Must have for medium sized companies" October 7, 2021 4.0 Overall the experience is good, I think is a fundamental tool to get in touch faster with the people involved in your project (both inside and outside the company). Pros \- Easy of use: the intuitive UI and fast access, make it the perfect tool to interact with your team - Fast communication: instant messaging with multiple people, with thread making it more efficient to separate - Audio and Video call: integrated audio and video communication which make it fast and easy talk with someone without switching to another tool - Channel management: create multiple public or private channels that help you manage different teams/projects inside the company Cons \- Instability: sometimes the tool malfunctions and you will often find yourself forcing closing the app (Mac side) - Call not efficient: the audio and video system is not efficient and often you will find yourself calling a person/team multiple times before you can catch everyone in the call Reason for choosing Slack Easy of use, channel management, multiplatform, free of charge (with limitations) Review Source Darien C. Associate Pastor Religious Institutions Used the software for: 2+ years ### "A great free product with a high cost of entry" February 18, 2021 5.0 Slack is a great free platform for team collaboration and communication, that really helps simplify our communication process. While it has some issues, overall the free tier offers a great option for any team looking to improve their communications. Pros Slack creates a simple & powerful interface for inter-team communication, allowing for simplified communications that move beyond emails & facebook messages by creating a secure platform for teams. Slacks best features are perhaps the ability to setup channels (which allows for very focussed spaces dealing with a particular topic), and the ability to reply to individual messages in a thread. Channels help keep my teams focussed and on topic, while also providing a space for random chatter (in our "Random" channel), while threads help keep channels from turning into a brutally long, confusing message thread. That paired with the ability to "react" to messages with emoji's, share individual messages with a specific individual, create private or public channels, and send group messages to team members, this platform helps create a simple space for teams to collaborate and communicate in a way that feels more natural than text threads, facebook messages, or emails. Cons Slack is a great platform, but can be a bit confusing to administrate on the back-end, or confusing to new users. Setting people up for success on Slack can take a bit of time; as there is a learning curve for tech illiterate people. Perhaps the most difficult issue with Slack however is in managing team members who do not check Slack frequently. Simple notifications (via email, text etc) for @channel, @everyone or @specific\_user would be beneficial, as it would help eliminate some of these issues. Supposedly, Slack offers email notifications, however in all my testing I've never been able to get it to work properly, and it is something that team members need to setup on their own - it is not something that can be set across the workspace & then opted out of by team members. Review Source mB meghana B. Software Development Engineer Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 2+ years ### "You don't need to cut Slack anymore!" August 15, 2022 5.0 It's super helpful in increasing team productivity and to shorten any dependency in the team that is blocking others' work. Pros The UI, the chat and the screen share options. Cons It is priced on the higher side and is not completely hassle free in terms of navigating when you have so many rooms created for so many teams. Reason for choosing Slack It has everything in one product. Review Source Jonny C. SEO Executive Financial Services Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Good communications tool for large businesses" July 18, 2018 4.0 Easier and more casual communication between teams. Ability to take more issues at once without having to move around the building too much. Overall, I believe it improves efficiency and eases mental loads. Pros This is a good piece of software if you have multiple teams that need to communicate in real time. In our company, we have teams across different buildings communicate casually in the back-ground whilst work is on-going. This is very handy if you have questions or tasks that need following up, as you are able to send notifications that are more visible than an email but not as intrusive as a face to face request. This tool is particularly good for IT teams or employees who need to exchange files with real-time conversation, especially as 3rd parties can join channels as well. The ability to make private channels and have private conversations also allow for a degree of privacy where needed. With there being both desktop and mobile versions of the app it is easy to take work on the go, great for if you remote work or are allowed agile working. Lastly, there are some cool customisation features that allow a casual feel to the place, which is a must in any modern working environment. Cons The desktop/mobile versions of the app work fine. However, if you're in a VDI work setup and have to use the browser version you will probably experience some lag. You're machine will need some decent RAM to be able to cope when the chats get large and multiple conversations are occurring at once. When I say decent RAM, I mean not an ageing office computer. If you have the FREE version you can expect older conversations to disappear, so if history and file space is important to you you'll need a paid version. Review Source VR Verified Reviewer Senior engineer Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Slack is most effective part of day to day work." August 5, 2022 5.0 Collaboration with different teams. Time saving. Most effective way for communication when we all are working remotely. Pros I like many features of slack. First thing is instant messaging, Creating different channel for specific work and instantly tag someone with our work needs to be done. Instant calling and screen-share for any issues. Cons So far I didn't see any disadvantages of slack. Review Source Nelson Kipchirchir S. Regional Coordinator Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 2+ years ### "The best collaborative app." October 20, 2020 5.0 As a business, we benefit most from Slack in terms of unified communication. Slack brings all the teams in the organizations together by collating the various channels they use and more so their conversations are stored very well in a database which later on they can be searched and used or viewed any time. Pros What I personally like most about slack is its ability to be easily integrated with other already existing external services. The app is so powerful with built-in external and external sharing options which give it the ability to share files with anyone. The application also has a read state synchronization between a phone and a PC, in that when you check a message on your PC the phone also automatically checks the message as read. I also I like that fact that they have Slack mobile apps for both Android and iOS, The ability to share documents in all formats is also a plus Cons It is very hard to change invites only channel to public and also it takes a lot of time when it comes to channel clean up since one needs to access the archives in web interfaces to delete the messages which sometimes takes ages especially in channels with so many messages. Switched from [TeamViewer Frontline](https://www.capterra.com/p/10018835/TeamViewer-Frontline/) Teamviewer was not reliable when it comes in merging different channels to one as compared to slack Review Source SM Sanna M. Campaign Manager Marketing and Advertising Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "Great Communication App! " July 20, 2022 5.0 Slack has been a part of this job with me from day one. It is really great to have, easy to use and has been really helpful along the way. I actually prefer it over other communication platforms that I have used in the past with other jobs. Pros It helps collaborate and communicate in real-time. It has many great and useful features and it loads fast and easy! Cons The Calls (Huddles) don't work so great. That feature needs improvement. Other that that, it is perfect for our team. Review Source MW Margy W. Legal Assistant/Executive Assistant Legal Services Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Remote working? You'll LOVE "the Slack."" November 19, 2019 5.0 As described above, slack helps me communicate with my colleagues, both professionally and personally. It does so with few glitches, quietly, appealingly, and seamlessly. Slack has helped me develop closer relationships with members of my teams, as well as reach out and develop relationships with colleagues with whom I don't usually interact. That said, the meat and potatoes is this: slack keeps me in touch with my teams even though we work in different places, in different time zones, and at different times. It helps us stay in touch, keep friendly communication open, and it allows us to easily share documents and truly collaborate. Pros Slack is a MUST for remote workers. The ease of setup makes it fantastic. The ease of use makes it phenomenal. The ability to collaborate and work together, to chat and have water cooler talk when your team all work in separate locations, is priceless. One thing that I appreciate: slack allows you to customize your away times and notification snoozes. It's a really pleasant experience, and its notifications are similarly "unfrustrating." There's nothing quite like being interrupted by an annoying noise or a badge popping up somewhere in your periphery when you're focusing on something difficult, only to be totally distracted. I also appreciate that you can bypass snooze settings for those moments where urgency is actually necessary (hint: it never is ;) ). Next: I appreciate that slack doesn't make sharing documents needlessly complicated - why add extra bells and whistles you don't want or need? It's easy, collaborative communication and document sharing for people who want it. The best part: slack keeps me in touch with my colleagues. I know that sounds stupid, since it is a COMMUNICATION TOOL, but it really does. It keeps our lines of communication open, obviously, for discussing work projects and tasks, planning and checking in, etc. Above that, though, using slack also means we work on building our interpersonal relationships, meaning we become better at communicating with one another over time. I really appreciate that. Thank you, slack! Cons Honestly, I cannot think of anything I dislike about slack. I guess if I had to grouse about something, it would be that the "generic" icons (when you don't upload your own photo) have changed a few times, and I liked the original ones best. Can I just add that if that is my only complaint, they must be on to something? Switched from [Trillian](https://www.capterra.com/p/190684/Trillian/) Slack had more features than just chat and remote working was beginning to catch on a bit more. Review Source Gwen S. Chief Operating Officer & Partner Marketing and Advertising Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Slack it to me" October 13, 2022 5.0 Couldn't run our business without it. Pros We love the chat, groups for collaboration, file share and ad hoc video calls. The product was an institution before COVID when we were all in the office together and now that we are remote/office hybrid it is a life saver. Cons Video conferencing was tempermental so we use Google Meet more for that, but it may have improved. Review Source Kevin W. Software Engineer Gambling & Casinos Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Slack is a great collaboration tool for our team, improves communication and productivity." December 3, 2019 5.0 I am very happy of using it as a main communication tool at work. And I have been using it for a few years now. Every colleague I worked with, they all like it. I hope slack keep up the good work and make more neat features for us all. Pros Slack is a team communication tool, it very well categories the different processes in different channels, restrict the conversation is relevant to the channel and everyone who join that channel can collaboratively contribute to the topics. It also provides a neat feature call thread, which you can start a discussion under a message and solve issues with that person. It reduces the distractions from the channels and help other members concentrate on the topics they care about. You can also integrate automatic messages from other apps, softwares, e.g. we implemented the gitlab automation messages in the developers channel, it indicates what work has been done, it passes or break the build, etc. Lovely integration of slash command feature, for giphy images, for icons, for text formats, etc. Making the conversation more fun. You can also pin useful information, that you can easily access in anytime. Cons when you enter a message without sending, it places that person's icon into a draft section in the navigation area. It is kind of tricky to find that person, if you forgot you have a pending message to send and you are wondering why that persion is disappeared from your direct message section. search bar can be improved as well, it would be nice to have more advanced search terms like what google does. Alternatives considered [Microsoft Teams](https://www.capterra.com/p/168668/Microsoft-Teams/) Reason for choosing Slack We had hipchat previously, slack has all features from hipchat and better integrated into JIRA, gitlab and confluence. Also slack provides a lot more useful features. Microsoft teams is a fairly new product, I would expect they take another couple of years to fine tune their product and compete with slack. Review Source VR Verified Reviewer Software Engineer Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Best tool for team messaging and collaboration." October 26, 2022 5.0 Excellent. Pros The simplicity and usability of this software. Cons There noting as cons because slack is getting better and better at every single update. Review Source SG Samanta G. Técnica en Turismo Marketing and Advertising Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Comunicación de equipo y proyectos excelente" September 21, 2022 5.0 Pros La capacidad organizativa que puede conseguirse gracias a Slack y la posibilidad de integrarse con otras herramientas lo convierten en mi herramienta de comunicación favorita. Sencillez en el uso de la interfaz, la distribución de la herramienta facilita realizar diferentes funciones: comunicación por chat, organización de tareas, gestión de proyectos... Tiene muchísimas posibilidades y siempre lo recomiendo para organizarme con nuevos clientes. Cons La usabilidad de su videoconferencia o las notas de voz suele generar algunos problemas dependiendo del dispositivo que se utiliza. No es mi herramienta favorita para esto pero confío en que futuras actualizaciones mejorarán estas posibilidades. Review Source srB sri ramani B. SDE Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 6-12 months ### "Slack a easy good commnunicating messaging app at workplace" August 17, 2022 5.0 good. Pros Eay to use -remote work,voice and video call totally communicating messaging app file transfers,images,screenshots Cons Lengthy conversations we cannot use it and hard to keep track of it Switched from [Amazon Chime](https://www.capterra.com/p/180391/Amazon-Chime/) we are using both but slack is more often used due to easiness Review Source Carrie Joëlle M. Marketing Specialist Insurance Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Tools For Communication " October 5, 2021 5.0 I used slack previously at a different company and found it was lacking features. It has since then come a long way. It is a great tool to connect team members from all over the world. Pros I love most about slack is the ease of use and all the feature we have with the program. We are able to chat between members - make small group chats, channels and more. There are so many features that I love about this program I could be here all day listing them off. Cons What I like about least of this program is sometimes its hard to tell if someone is online or it will show you as offline when you aren't. Those are the few bugs I've noticed. Also because I have the app on my phone when someone is calling me and I had the app open and desktop - It rings on my phone first and doesn't let me connect easily on my desktop. Review Source Ewan F. Product Manager Hospitality Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Ended internal email overload in one day!" November 6, 2019 5.0 Making progress on internal discussions can start in seconds with a Slack group chat. It is hard to imagine a way of managing teams in different countries any other way. Slack removed a reliance on internal emails which often fell short where key people weren't copied in or involved in the discussion. In a similar way, it avoids the CC happy emails where some team members may not need to be included and is an unnecessary distraction. With public channels, anyone can decide if they continue to remain invovled or just choose to 'mute' a channel, even just for a period of time. After using it for over 2 years now, the results are that people in our organisation can manage their communication and let it fit in their workflow. With various integrations it can also be a real timesaver when on the move. Pros The options of private/direct group conversations and public and private channels make the various types of cross-team communication most companies need so simple that it's hard to remember how we got anywhere when relying on email. As a personal favourite feature, the option to upload custom emojis makes messaging easier, not just for fun but in the cases where logos/symbols can be easily understood by everyone, it makes quick shorthand. Cons Someone who reccomended this product did warn to be careful that it may take over our lives, and they weren't wrong! Through no fault of Slack , the ease of adding channels, setting up groups etc does admittedly add to the noise that can sometimes be a distraction. The Slack call quality can sometimes be unreliable and audio quality isn't amazing. Alternatives considered [Microsoft Viva Engage](https://www.capterra.com/p/227175/Yammer/)[Google Meet](https://www.capterra.com/p/176572/Google-Hangouts/) Reason for choosing Slack We barely tried alternatives as Slack was so highly reccomended, by the time we begun evaluating it , it was already sold. If there were other software used for 'Chat' they will all have been removed. Review Source Meraz H. Assistant Manager Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Slack: The Ultimate Collaboration and Task-Completion Platform" May 19, 2022 4.0 Slack suits large enterprises with several departments and teams who communicate regularly. It's fast and informal. Slack is easy to use on a smartphone, making it helpful for traveling. It's less suitable for siloed or formalized teams. Pros Slack rocks. We use many channels to keep consumer, internal, and tech support communications distinct. This is a fast and simple communication tool that my \[SENSITIVE CONTENT\] might use to ask for my help with a customer or team procedure. It's also important to "document" queries and replies for future reference. We utilize Slack to connect with our staff, form department/project groups, and incorporate clients. It keeps us organized and simplifies communication. Connecting Slack to Apps helps with file sharing, client feedback, and document management. Cons Slack calls/huddles don't terminate immediately. When someone calls using Slack, direct join call option is confused; it states join huddle and call attend choice doesn't function effectively. No direct connection for entering the Slack meeting. Alternatives considered [Microsoft Teams](https://www.capterra.com/p/168668/Microsoft-Teams/) Switched from [Microsoft Teams](https://www.capterra.com/p/168668/Microsoft-Teams/) We used Skype for years but had several problems. Video delays, voice issues, and more. Is anybody listening? I miss Skype's simplicity. Slack has brought us peace. Review Source Talk to a Capterra advisor for free and get results within 15 minutes.