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Your Slack messages might be driving your colleagues crazy right now. Our practical Slack etiquette checklist will help you become the teammate everyone loves working with—not the one they secretly mute.
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Ever mute a teammate on Slack because you were getting too many un-related notifications? You're not alone. I've seen teams struggle with Slack chaos: - Random GIFs in product channels - "@channel" mentions at midnight - 5-paragraph messages that should be emails - "Hi" messages with no context We observed these similar patterns and realized the need for a comprehensive Slack Etiquette Guide. It's not about imposing restrictions, but about fostering a respectful work environment where everyone's focus and mental space are valued. Share this with that one teammate who needs to see this (we all have one 😉) Did we miss any Slack best practices? Share in the comments.
Good!
My motto? Turn the world down, and tunespace up! 🌍🔊 With tunespace, you can easily browse through a huge selection of stations, save your favorites, and tune in to the exact vibe you’re looking for, whenever you want. Plus, I’ve added a feature that lets you get to know the people behind the stations – because music is even better when you know the stories behind it. 🎤
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Ever mute a teammate on Slack because you were getting too many un-related notifications? You're not alone. I've seen teams struggle with Slack chaos: - Random GIFs in product channels - "@channel" mentions at midnight - 5-paragraph messages that should be emails - "Hi" messages with no context We observed these similar patterns and realized the need for a comprehensive Slack Etiquette Guide. It's not about imposing restrictions, but about fostering a respectful work environment where everyone's focus and mental space are valued. Share this with that one teammate who needs to see this (we all have one 😉) Did we miss any Slack best practices? Share in the comments.