The "off work" status was available in Skype for Business. This helps a leader identify which team members are temporarily out of office - "Away" status vs. which are gone for the day "Off work."

As a consultant I am constantly interacting with people in other organisations, especially video calls with screen sharing. Recent auto upgrade to Teams from Skype for Business has reduced my functionality not increased it.

Overall the Teams approach seems to be focused on collaboration with internal or company peers. For people who spend more than 50% of their time working externally the overall usability of teams features seems like this isn't a priority scenario.

It has become common-place that developers are wearing headphones while working. Often they are still available for questions, as the "available" status suggests, but will not hear when collegues call out.
My suggestion is that there should be either
- an added headphone icon to the "available" status
- an individual status similar to "available"
Initially it could be something the user add themselves, but could long term be a solution where Microsoft Teams consider whether your headset is currently active

Just like you can access the chat, email, organisation, video and call or message the person directly, it would nice to access their calendar from the persons card.

Include how long a person has been away like skype for business had.

It appears to work if they immediately added their photo before participating in communication. Maybe the system is caching their initials (the no-photo icon) and not refreshing for an updated photo?

I'll get a warning about the total number of followers I am about to notify, but there is not way to see who those followers are. As an admin, I want to know which users are following my team's channels.

Under Teams Chat I have a bunch of Contacts groups, but they are listed in alphabetical order I would like to be able to rearrange them.

Also all groups open in expanded vs collapsed view is there a way to default this to collapsed view?

Similar to the way you can in Skype.

We hope to have a sorting for view member from Online to Offline

Let the possibility in Desktop Application to be able to set "brb" status automatically when session is locked

I miss the functionality of Skype where you can hide all contacts that are not online. The skype groups are much cleaner and consists only of my online contacts. The rest are either away or offline. This function is a must in Teams or else the groups will be cluttered with all the different statuses mixed. You can't get a good overview.

Organization doesn't 100% people must have Office Teams license, right now even those person who doesn't have Teams license in hybrid environment within organization still can be invited. But eventually those people doesn't know being invited, and even go access by team code, finally is rejected due to license issue.

Option whether it can provide login as guest within organization itself, or it reject while Teams select those person who doesn't have team license within organization

When a chat is open I can see the name of person on the task bar combined with my status of presence. It's confusing, coz I thought it's this person's status.
And please add labels with number of new messages on the taskbar.

I miss the ability to tag team members for change in status. to be notified when they are available

Team chats fill up with notifications when someone is Out of the Office, it is annoying. Having the ability to kick people out of a chat would be a nice feature to have.

Add the geolocation possibility on the smartphone apps and on the desktop app as well.
So the user can find out where other team members are located.
The user must have the possibility to share his position or not with other members (for privacy or security reasons).
When we click on the position of the user, the possibility to see the position on a map is also needed.

I don't want to see "suggested" contacts every time I log in to teams, I want to turn off or have the ability to forever HIDE that feature.