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Slack 2024 Review

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Slack offers communication and tools, all in one place, so that remote teams will stay productive no matter where they’re coming from. Teamwork in Slack happens in channels (a single place for messaging, tools and files) helping everyone save time and collaborate together. Voted #3 in video conferencing software and #6 in project management tools.

Features:

  • Work channels to streamline project management and team collaboration.
  • Voice and video calls.
  • File storage.

Pricing:

  • Slack offers a free starting plan.
  • Paid plans start from US$6.67 per active user per month.

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Slack Reviews

Find out what each expert had to say about Slack.

Katie Ashworth

Travel Public Relations Specialist - The Abbi Agency
✓ ZoomAs an agency we sought after the same tools. During this time we have fully relied on Zoom for our conference calls. Zoom has provided us a way to have interactive calls with our teammates face to face without missing a beat.Working remote can be tough but with these three tools, we have been able to stay more than efficient through this time.✓ SlackSlack has provided us the chance to have instant messaging opportunities as well as calls and video calls.✓ Google MeetGoogle can be used easily without a subscription for clients that may only be familiar with google tools.

Laura Handrick

Owner - Choosing Therapy

I use multiple tools, both as a teleworker and as an independent consultant.

✓ GoToMeeting
GoToMeeting is my personal favorite. That’s because it provides controls that allow me to manage a remote session, such as a webinar myself, without the use of an administrator as many of the larger more costly tools require.

✓ Zoom
However, Zoom is the one I use the most. That’s because it’s free for one-on-one meetings and allows group calls with up to three people free for 40 minutes. Like GoToMeeting, Zoom allows me to screen share applications. I use it when conducting one-on-one meetings as seeing one another’s faces helps create connection and trust. I also use it when conducting live training sessions, as I can see the participant’s reactions as they view my presentation deck live on the screen.

✓ Slack
The sleeper in my opinion in #Slack. Many firms have adopted collaborative online tools like Slack and I’ve used Slack channels for project and team collaboration across a few firms. However, Slack has a phone/video conference option as well that for some reason I feel people aren’t aware of. (Perhaps Slack needs to increase user awareness of it’s free video conference tools). If you’re already using Slack in your firm (or if you want to set up a free account for your family), all you have to do is choose the icon that looks like a phone, and voila — free face-to-face one-on-one video conference with your co-worker!

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