Most of us actively participate in only 5 – 10 of them at a time. But we’ve found that there is a sweet spot. There’s no right number of teams to be a member of.
If you ask around our office, you’ll find some people on four teams and some on 40 (which is a lot, even for us-definitely not the norm). Read on for a few of our tips about teams. Like us, they see reflections of their work lives when they log in to Teams. We’ve seen consulting groups create a team for each client, and project managers create teams for each project. There are other ways to organize your teams. Here in Teams, we create teams that focus on one of two things: the type of work we do or the projects that we're working on. That’s really how we’ve always gotten things done at work. Our work lives revolve around collaborating with these groups of people. So, most of us are on a few different teams. For example, Calling/Meeting/Devices is a team where designers, program managers, software engineers, product marketers, and others come together to collaborate on calling, meetings, and devices.
Every person in the design team is also a member of teams for the features they work on. That's where we talk about standard design patterns, visual guidelines, illustration styles-design needs that cross Teams-as well as things like design-specific training and events.
Here in Teams, we tend to create teams that focus on one of two things: the type of work that we do or the projects that we're working on.Ī list of teams from a designer who works on meetings.įor example, our entire team of designers is part of a large team called Teams Design. The first thing some people ask about Teams is “what’s a team?” In the simplest terms, a team is any group of people working together to get something done: a sales team working together to sell something, a construction team working together to build something, a research team working together to test something.
A productivity guide full of tips and tricks for using Microsoft Teams, from the folks who build and use Teams at their work, every day.
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