Microsoft Teams Reviews - Page 100

Almost everything MS Teams presenting to users. Its like one way of communicating with many teams in one app and quality of the video and audio, no lagging, one place for share files among the team and many more.

Some laptop has a glitch that camera freezing while using teams.

I like that the software is free, and easy to use. I particularly like that I am not cut off from meetings after a specific time limit. Once I downloaded the application, it was easier to use than when I used the web-based version, which seemed to lack features in comparison.

It is not user-friendly, particularly for functions like using a virtual background. It is also disappointing that user-experience is completely different based on whether or not a person is using it via the downloaded app versus web-based. It is less user-friendly than zoom.

Easy to chat with co-workers who work inside and outside of your office. Great for audio or visual meetings. I really like that it connects with your Microsoft Outlook calendar which makes it easier to organize meetings.

Small learning curve trying to figure everything out such as setting up meetings. I believe the format of the entire software could be improved be more user friendly especially when you are in a big conference call. It would be nice to see everybody involved in the meeting more clearly.

A big part of my day to day is working with lots of different groups of professionals on a variety of projects which require a lot of collaboration. Teams allows centralized document sharing and collaboration as well as providing easy communications via Video and chat.

The chat notification isn't that obvious, i don't always know someone's trying to talk to me

The ability to instantly contact any member of the company, either though a written message or video, is essential, and screen-sharing helps collaboration on group projects.

There are very few drawbacks to Teams based on my experience. Call quality has been clear and the app has been easy to use.

It is a one stop shop for working on projects with a group that are physically separated for whatever reason. I hate group text messages and Teams alleviates that. I don't like "dial-in" conferences either. Also like the video conferencing. There is something that is lost when you can't see peoples faces. There is also file sharing repository for the team you build.

Cannot sort how people are displayed on the screen, or at least I haven't figured it out.

Easy to use, integrates with Office 365 & Outlook, far better quality than Skype

The application switches between views rather than opening them in new tabs, so rather than closing a tab and returning to home, i accidentally close the entire application routinely

It is a free program, the image quality does not drop when sharing the host screen and it supports many people in a meeting

Not so easy to use, I have had problems finding files, notifications do not always warn about new tasks

Integration within Microsoft 365 makes Teams a valuable communications app. Teams can collaborate transparently and share data. The meeting possibilities are also extensive and an excellent tool for working remotely.

For the novice user, the menu structure is sometimes confusing. Integration with SharePoint also presents a number of challenges that are unclear to users and therefore create a messy structure.

Riesco facilmente a conversare, condividere contenuti, chiamare e fare riunioni con i miei colleghi, la sezione "Teams" permette di gestire con ottimo criterio i contenuti di ogni nostro singolo cliente, mi capita anche di usare app integrate , come Microsoft Power BI

A volte lo stato si imposta su non connesso anche se sono online ma il programma funziona lo stesso, a volte capita che non invii messaggi anche se la connessione funziona correttamente

It is a very useful tool that allows all the employees within my organization to effectively communicate. The best part is that the whole team relies on it for communication purposes!

I cannot think of any cons or downsides to this software. It truly offers multiple tools to communicate with others.

Teams have helped me a lot during the office calls and online sessions. Midst Covid, It's been a life-savior. Trainings have become a lot easier.

All the features are awesome. I love this application. The web version is also a great blessing and allows Using it without the installed application.

It's one app for all things you'd need to work with your team. Since calendars, tasks etc sync with Outlook, it's great for teams wanting to transition from email to chat based collaboration.

Faces some performance issues at times. Task management could be better. Teams and channels could have more options for access control.

- Video conferencing and IM through the same straight-forward platform - Allows external guests to join meetings through guest links - Basic (albeit sometimes frustrating) online shared file management

- File management is a pain to use at times and does not always behave as expected - Contact management could use improvement - it functions, but can be confusing

Easy to use. Nice interface, the chat and file sharing features are very intuitive, it works very nice all the time, not glitches or anything that interfere during your meetings.

The user search feature is somehow confusing. Between in company and outside your company users, I find it tricky to do the right searches and find people easily.

Teams allows my team to plan content months in advance and remind us of due dates. It helps our social media team be more structured in planning out content.

I wish the calendar view worked on the Teams iPad app. It only shows the task “bucket” view.

Microsoft teams is a part of our stack for video conferencing. Now it isn't the only tool we have here, but it is certainly I would say the most used. The ability to jump in and out of video conferences at any time keeping the chat for those meetings alive well after the meeting has ended is critical.

Most of the things I didn't like about Microsoft teams has been cleared up. The quality is now top notch and crystal clear. All of the industry standard and industry leading features you would expect from Microsoft are included out of the box.

I like how quick and easy it was for me to use this software. I have tried others but there were always glitches.

I have not found anything I dislike about this software. It's great!

I love the ease of communication and file sharing/collaboration option with teammates. Also, GIFs.

I think there are some clunky app integrations and I the use of actual teams vs group chat conversations isn't very intuitive. It's unclear if the intention is that "Teams" are more of a social/posting space, whereas Chat is for conversations or what.

What I have liked most about Microsoft Teams is its ability to create unlimited meetings very easily and with high image and sound quality. With a Microsoft account we created several rooms and used them to hold daily meetings with suppliers, customers and business alignment. Cloud recording is another feature we use a lot and it works great.

Microsoft Teams has an intermediate subscription price. We had no reports of problems and technical difficulties using during this period.

Easy to use, great super user ability, meeting quality is sound overall, no real problems

Microsoft, at any time the product isn't in their focus it drops hard.

The sync between outlook and teams makes it easier to use within the org. You can start your meetings within teams itself. It also helps collaborate with team members and can share screen or share files.

The UI isn't polished and can be improved. The search across chats could be faster too.

Easy to use, fast integration and onboarding. And of course the GIFs – they make every day great! Another advantage is that every file you share with a colleague is collected in a central place and easy to find.

Some days the software seems to be very slow and buggy. Also I would be a great fan if Teams would mute all notifications in the MS Office world once you are on a call.