slack-quick-start-guide
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FOR THE TEAM<br />
Introduction<br />
Welcome! By now you should have received an email inviting you to join your<br />
team on Slack. You should also have Admin privileges which means you can<br />
customize many features of Slack.<br />
This is a <strong>guide</strong> to help you get all the essentials for your Slack set up and<br />
operational. You are one of the key team members selected by your<br />
manager to explore Slack and create the best possible environment for your<br />
team to communicate.<br />
Many people are still using email and can’t imagine another way to<br />
communicate in a business setting.<br />
As a <strong>start</strong>up, making changes to the way you operate can be costly, especially<br />
with something as fundamental as your communication.<br />
Having a week to determine how to use Slack with the key team members<br />
before bringing the entire team onboard should make the transition smooth.<br />
Why Slack?<br />
There’s a different feel to a Slack conversation compared to email. Emails<br />
encourage long, detailed messages with all the formalities included. Slack<br />
conversations have more of a “chat room” style, where concise messages are<br />
encouraged.<br />
Channels and groups can be set up to facilitate better conversations<br />
around key topics for your team. This focuses the discussion and eliminates<br />
distractions while you are working.<br />
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