Opiniones de Slack

Constantemente agregan features muy útiles y mejoran las que ya existen.
Una de las que más valoro es la posibilidad de programar mensajes de chat.

Si bien se pueden organizar los channels y mensajes, me resulta abrumadora la cantidad de elementos en la barra de la izquierda.

Slack es un chat para empresas muy completo pero en su versión gratuita ofrece muchas limitaciones. Lo bueno es que es muy intuitivo, tiene una interfaz muy amigable y ofrece muchas soluciones de integración.

Las conversaciones no se almacenan más allá de una semana, y la información se pierde. Los archivos no son fáciles de encontrar cuando se pasan y Serenas no ofrece la posibilidad de organizar la información por carpetas.

Muy Fácil de usar, compartir archivos informacion, intuitivo y de fácil instalación, puedes tener la app en el celular en Windows así como también usarlo desde el explorador.

Las notificaciones, a veces tardan en llegar. Pero supongo que debe ser, quizás por la velocidad de internet que cada usuario tenga

Interfaz sencilla y práctica, realmente fácil de usar para los usuarios.
Posee integración con múltiples soluciones de Gestión de Proyectos y Desarrollo de Software.

Una consola de administración un poco escueta, quizás debería ser más granular con respecto a la segmentación de roles y permisos.

Puedes contactar de forma sencilla y rápida con cualquier usuario de tu mismo trabajo o de otro, por lo que esto conlleva una gran mejora en la eficacia del trabajo. Puedes compartir archivos, drive, etc.

Nada, creo que se adapta muy bien a todas las necesidades.

La facilidad en la comunicación y organización por temáticas de la empresa.
Conexión con múltiples aplicaciones.

Es algo lioso hacer las conexiones de aplicaciones de terceros.

Lo que más me gusta del software, a parte de todas las funcionalidades de mensajería, es el diseño de la aplicación, se hace muy agradable de usar.

Los mensajes se pierden después de cierto tiempo, lo que te obliga a tener documentado todo lo que vayas a necesitar más adelante en otra aplicación antes de que se borre.

Facilidad de uso y de instalación. Me ha facilitado la comunicación con el cliente al ser una forma de chat directo y capacidad para crear grupos de trabajo con diferentes departamentos

Cuando hay muchos hilos de conversación es difícil encontrar el mensaje que quieres

es excelente la agilidad que nos permite de comunicar a los miembros de los equipos y poder dar continuidad por parte de ellos a los topics

ninguna al momento, aun en la temporada de prueba fue eficiente y de mucha ayuda al equipo

Lo que mas me ha gustado es su forma sencilla de conectar interfaces o plugins para mejorar sus funcionalidades

Lo que menos me gustó es que a veces se pone lento

I work with clients all around the world, Slack is the best communication tool I have used. I am able to finish projects faster and more accurately with clients that use Slack than when using Email.

Switching from businesses is some what complicated in the mobile app.

It is easy to use and feels natural. For us coming from Discord or IRC, it is very intuitive to understand how to use it without any learning curve whatsoever. Slack helps me connect with coworkers, share project updates, send cat photos to my team, send random funny quotes, gifs, reactions, all of it still in a very professional application that handles all of my communication needs.

Slack sometimes becomes too much, but it is easy to mute it to focus on work so this is easily solveable.

Segmentation of the channels for specific parts of the project and easy drag and drop tool for attachments.

Need for a daily login from all members of the project and understanding how channels are working.

Slack is my daily used software for all the team meetings and sharing work details. I like it has all the features built-in that are necessary for an enterprise team management from sharing of files and chatting to video or audio conferencing.

The support team is slow in case of any problem tho hardly we face any issue with this software it's highly reliable and one of the best things I use on daily basis.

Slack manages to maintain a comfortable work-home boundary with the introduction of different channels. The ability to create "private" channels within a workspace also helps to build community. File sharing is convenient and easy to understand, and the notification settings are remarkable.

Often if a notification is received on one device (i.e. laptop) it will not always push to another (i.e. phone)

Slack offers a complete centralized solution for project management and team messaging.

On large teams, the sheer amount of channels can be overwhelming. But Slack does offer ways to tidy things up.

Ability to join multiple groups
Ability to choose notification preferences
Pinned posts for each group assist with ease of access of important information
Easy location of company team members chats through the search bar
Reaction emojis for posts

Initial learning curve with first introduction to the platform but my community manager provided a comprehensive introduction video so it wasn’t too difficult to learn how to use

I like the most about slack is this.

1. support third-party plugins like Figma, google calendar, google drive, todo, Jira, GitHub notifier, and many more.
2. Search is fast compared to other chat communication tools.
3. huddle features for connecting people with screen sharing.

need to improve the user interface. that looks like too much is provided but we do not need all things. so increases complexity. so, give inside setting on-off features for what is not required as default features.

it allows us to make channels within the company
Channels could be public-private and shared

Conversations get deleted after 14 days
It provides minimum file storage

The best thing about slack is team collaboration and communication. The group and categories based on topic is quite good and help in segregation of content based on priority. Under these thread our discuasion is quite good.

Some video call features would make it more appealing .

Slack enables structured communication within and across working groups (protest planning, tech, outreach, lobbying, etc.). Having access to all relevant streams of communication in one place (that isn't the personal messenging app) is crucial to maintain any semblance of structure.

It took some time to figure out proper ways to handle our most common workflows with or without bots and integrations (eg. voting, scheduling). Integration with our knowledge base app, Nuclino, remains barely functioning.

Slack allows new users to start using it straight away with little to no setup required. The program offers a broad list of apps that may be integrated so that information can be discussed across a range of platforms from inside of Slack. Google Drive is one of the most popular programs, thus businesses who utilize Google Drive as their primary content management system should consider Slack. Slack has proven useful for both small and large businesses. Slack's numerous channels can be used by both small businesses and established organizations. It is simple to divide and conquer when each department has its own distinctive theme. It helps me and my team a lot while I am working on a research project.

Slack is wonderful for swiftly keeping track of what's happening, but it falls short when it comes to talks that cover a wide range of topics. Deeper interactions are best left to other tools because it might be challenging to maintain a conversation from beginning to end.
It can be challenging to keep up with multiple talks occurring at once, especially in a larger organization. Going back over talks to identify a specific topic can be difficult and time-consuming, even with distinct channels.

Slack is a well thought platform for Entrepreneurs to use and be more efficient in a timely manner. Working from home, this tool has enabled me to work everything out on a single software and this saves me a lot of time.

Concerning the Drawbacks, i have not quite found any yet, it is very user friendly and everyday you learn something new about the various features it has.

It is highly handy for this application to combine login with Linkin, which helps to improve connection possibilities while eliminating many redundant login processes. Also, because Slack is cross-platform (desktop, Android, and iOS), everyone in my firm can communicate with one another regardless of device. Furthermore, the possibility to connect to other storage services like Dropbox, Google Drive, GitHub... Slack's free plan allows users to save up to 10,000 messages exchanged by the team, 5GB of storage, and connect up to 5 additional carrier services.

The storage of messages only takes place for a short time and it is necessary to update the paid application versions to use more features. This makes the free version quite limited and unpopular for long-term storage of information.

Slack is one of the tools I didn't care about until I learned about it. And ever since I did, I've come to appreciate its awesomeness. Working in a SaaS company, with a work-from-home culture, software like Slack feels like an Elixr. There are no hassles when it comes to communication... No email. Simply interact and get the job done. The feature I like the most is its Huddle feature for 2-way audio-based communication. Overall, the software is pretty easy to use.
Another cool feature is putting out status (in terms of availability). Whenever I'm AFK for lunch, I put on my availability status, just in case someone decides to reach out. It might sound small, but it works wonders when you're working from home.
Another cool feature is that the messages are saved no matter how long back you or some team member (who might have even left) posted it.
And there are so many integrations possible, which makes it ever so interesting. Playing trivia games daily is our team's one chance to engage in a virtual fun activity space, which is kind of fun.
Also, I've had the opportunity to meet so many people in the various Slack communities. I mean there are other channels, but the quality of the network is definitely right up there.

Even though Slack is an awesome tool, there's still some scope for improvement here. For instance, even though I mentioned Huddle as one of my favorite features, I've found some of my teammates complaining about not being able to connect, which gets a bit frustrating. Apart from that, there are features to set reminders and put other commands to help manage things better. I wish there was some kind of tutorial available to learn these things earlier. Another thing I wish was there was the ability to put out memes. I mean, I get it... it's a serious kind of platform, but sometimes memes just get the job done. I'd like to conclude by saying that it'd be cool if we could delete our messages (maybe within 5 mins of posting) too apart from just being able to edit them.