Users frustrated by Slack's recent UI changes and AI features push
A user expresses dissatisfaction with Slack's recent UI redesign and increased AI feature push, dropping their rating despite still preferring Slack over Microsoft Teams. This reflects friction around forced product changes in collaboration tools.
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Slack Notification Overload and Confusing Multi-Org Channel UI
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Slack Forces Unwanted AI Features and Has Poor Conversation Organization
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