An indispensable tool for Power Users
January 14, 2024
An indispensable tool for Power Users
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Slack
We use Slack for regular communications, broadcasting messages, building quick war rooms and several day-to-day operations. I use Slack to ensure that messages and action items do not get lost in broader conversations. Also, there are several communities which are outside the purview of the office but in the Product Space which are helpful professionally.
- Channels for discussions
- Ability to remind and schedule messages
- Ability to deal with multiple communities
- Huddle often has some or the other issue with respect to connectivity
- Searching within threads can be nightmare. Message which are several weeks old are really hard to find.
- The FTUX can be better. Hard to find keyboard shortcuts for frequently used functions.
- Hard to put an RoI number here. However, if the teams had to collaborate on Google Chat, productivity would have definitely been lower.
- Declutters the space for individuals who are engaged in several discussions
- Notification + App Integration Systems are super helpful
The level of complexity for Power users is unparalleled in Asana. The only advantage Google Chat has is its linkage with Gmail, another indispensable tool.
Google's meetings are better and connectivity-related issues are fewer.
Microsoft Teams too is similar to Google Chat is more suited for users who are engaged in dozens of threads.
Google's meetings are better and connectivity-related issues are fewer.
Microsoft Teams too is similar to Google Chat is more suited for users who are engaged in dozens of threads.
Do you think Slack delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Slack's feature set?
Yes
Did Slack live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Slack go as expected?
I wasn't involved with the implementation phase
Would you buy Slack again?
Yes