Microsoft Teams Account-Switching Friction Causes Missed Meetings
A user describes repeatedly being unable to join Teams meetings on time because the app requires signing in with the exact right account type (personal, business, or student) and forces onboarding flows. This account-switching friction creates real business impact by causing missed or late meetings.
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