Microsoft Teams buries core features under layers of menus with no unified contacts view
Teams users find the interface cluttered and disjointed — channels, chats, and files are fragmented across tabs without a coherent navigation model. Basic functionality like a contacts list is absent, forcing workarounds for common collaboration tasks. The complexity grows with organization size, making onboarding and daily use frustrating.
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