In the user interface, the service allows you to see all of your private moments along with your public ones in a single sidebar at all times for more effective communication. Slack makes it very easy to pay attention to both your channels, as well as your messages. A sidebar then shows up in the app, where you can switch between accounts with ease. You’ll then be taken to your web browser, where you can sign in with a code, and be redirected to the Slack app. Just visit the menu for your existing workspace, then choose Add workspaces from the dropdown. In Slack, you can add and switch between multiple workspaces with ease. Slack, though, has had the feature for a while. It’s not convenient, but Microsoft did indicate that multi-account support is coming in the second half of 2022. You’ll end up having to use a Progressive Web App version of Teams for chatting or calling one company, and the desktop app for another. This proves problematic if you’re working for multiple companies that use Teams. But one thing that has always been missing is multi-account support. Teams launched in 2017, and since then Microsoft has steadily improved on the performance and feature set of the app. We’ve previously compared the two, but there’s still a need to look back at some areas where Teams should take a lesson from Slack. You may wonder why Teams lacks some of the features that Slack has.
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