- ms teams on my windows laptop turns it into a raging heater. While i dont even have my webcam on.
- ms teams is so multi-functional you can do anything with it. Office suite, create polls (that are very laggy). It is so bloated there’s clearly no straightforward UX flows. Buttons all over the place. Desktop UI feels terribly slow.
- typing in chat boxes is laggy as hell.
I’m not alone. My colleagues experience similar issues as me.
Opposite experience: I use Teams every single workday and have never experienced the lagginess or laptop heating you describe. I’ve never heard of any coworkers having these issue either.
It’s so strange that so many people can have completely different experiences with the same software.
I think it's also the varying differences of experience in using different tools/platforms to communicate. For example, someone coming from Zoom may notice how laggy Teams is compared to Zoom. I definitely felt this way, once I experienced the alternatives to Teams, I just couldn't wait to stop using it.
Why does it need to have excel implemented into it? Why is the search function still there if it literally doesn't do searching. Why does it take 20 seconds to open a PDF?
Many more issues and questions stand out if you've previously used a platform where none of those are issues.
My complaint? Well, back when I had to use it (between jobs now), I found the app (Mac M1-base laptop) to be slow and painful to use. But using Teams via a website? Way faster, which I found odd because I think both are web based (I think the "app" just contains its own instance of Chrome).
- ms teams on my windows laptop turns it into a raging heater. While i dont even have my webcam on.
- ms teams is so multi-functional you can do anything with it. Office suite, create polls (that are very laggy). It is so bloated there’s clearly no straightforward UX flows. Buttons all over the place. Desktop UI feels terribly slow.
- typing in chat boxes is laggy as hell.
I’m not alone. My colleagues experience similar issues as me.