Twitter vs Slack Comparison

It’s like twitter for group collaboration and most people know how to use twitter.

Not intuitive initially but once you learn how to use hashtags and subgroups, it’s a wonderful tool.

It allows me to have channels, it's easy to search in the conversation history, and the integration it has with DevOps tools is both easy to use and feature packed.

I learn about service outages or issues first by reading twitter complaints than by the official channels.

What i like most about slack is its interface and channel views. I think it's very fluid and more organized than Microsoft teams.

I hate how you have to install features such as sharing a twitter link or a link to a google doc. Just simply preview the link. There's no need to have a slackbot message tell me to download the twitter or google doc installation.

I really like the channel concept of the slack.. i think for beginners the name channel is confusing but it's OK after using the slack I really like it and I am personally using while freelancing work.

As per my suggestion, Direct option of Facebook, Twitter and other social media should be there while inviting people.

It is fast, I it easy to share docs and pictures also links from twitter and facebook.

I don't like when Slack deleting old messages

I like how Slack connects teams from across the world in real-time and has a free plan with unlimited users.

I dislike how slow the connection can be at times and the unreliability of the platform (See: @SlackStatus on Twitter).

It is very easy for collaboration within the organization. Very to easy to maintain and follow across the teams

This is not as good as facebook or twitter as this takes time for us to adjust with the software

Saves countless back and forth emails! Enables uploading of media, integrates well with Trello, Dropbox, Google Drive, Twitter.

Lacks real business production features like bug/task assignment and tracking. I could see pulling more Trello-like features into Slack. Also, image markup functionality would be great! Native integration of videoconferencing would also be nice vs triggering of Zoom. Could use better notification when people leave or new people join a team. File versioning, like the kind Box uses, would also be great.

easy to utilize and a nice way to communicate without having to send an email. also i like that it has an app so it is easily accessible

too similar to twitter and while easily accessible via mobile app it is too accessible and constantly keeps you at work

My family used this to put out info on a trip next year and it was nice to have everyone in one spot.

It’s hard to use, too many tabs and options, like Facebook and twitter had an ugly love child that doesn’t speak.

Great tool for teammates communications and interactions, have a friendly graphic enviroment and allows integration with Twitter, Dropbox, Google Drive.

Doesn't allow video calls, doesn't show the last time online or active of the users, is not a software to storage critic or important information, because is more useful for instant messages only.

The things I like most are: - easy to use - instant messaging services are an easy way to chat in the office

The things I like the least are: - it posts all of our twitter feed to the chat so you get notifications about it

Slack allows my team to come together quickly and efficiently to discuss stories, and agree on direction, wiping out hours of back and forth email nonsense.

It's way too easy to get sucked into Slack and spend too much time chatting and not enough time working.