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Pedro L.
Outsourcing/Offshoring, 51-200 employees
Used daily for 1-2 years
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The easiness of use and possibility of customization
Poor integration with hangouts chat and absence of WhatsApp integration
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Investment Management, 11-50 employees
Used daily for 1-2 years
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I love the feature that lets you toggle between list view, calendar and a schedule of tasks - it is extremely convenient and user-friendly!
While the files tab to look at all attachments is great, I would like a way to look at all links in a particular project (like in WhatsApp)
Jake T.
Transportation/Trucking/Railroad, 11-50 employees
Used daily for 2+ years
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Considering there are so many products and software choices in the realm of group messaing and tools for collaborators in multiple locations, WhatsApp is the easiest, least grating and the best software to use for people in different regions, timezones, with different phones and different technological touchstones.
WhatsApp truly makes the sometimes harrowing experience of group chats and large group messages palletable and easy to follow. When using WhatsApp, I have never felt annoyed, anxious, or innundated with messages no matter the volume of what's coming through. WhatsApp affords me assistance to control my work load without feeling like I'm being dragged down by inbox pileups.
The only true criticism I have with WhatsApp is that since it seems primarily designed for personal, non-business use, I would like to see the integration of more features like being able to more easily and practically send links to apps such as Asana, Google Sheets - more in-app compatability with work-related apps.