Team directory
There should be a quick way of viewing all the public teams in my organization outside of search.
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-Warren
25 comments
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David L Sargent
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Would also very much like for our org that is just switching to Teams.
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Eric Dau
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This would be a very helpful feature to have in our organization.
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Mike Menne
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Centering teams around products we are attempting to inner source makes this a crucial lacking feature. The ability for people to discover team without knowing anything about naming is needed.
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Chris
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This is absolutely imperative for my organization. Optimally, it would display a list of all members and have the opportunity to click on each person to see their profile.
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Matthew Wie
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We need this feature. We've got 45k users migrating to Teams from Hipchat and no way to browse public teams to find them.
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Brendan Murphy
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I thought for the longest time we didn't have any public teams because when I went to the directory nothing showed up. Then I saw another coworker who when they clicked "Join at Team", had a few teams show up. Apparently there is an algorithm that is showing teams that it thinks you'll be interested in. I agree with others I'd rather have the ability to browse the list and decided for myself.
In addition the search is not very helpful. It won't match a word within a team name, but only if it starts with the name. So if I had a team called "American Football" and I searched for "Football", it wouldn't show up. It would be really helpful if both of these issues could get on the "In Progress" list. :)
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Stace Hamilton
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My new hires are continuously needing me to add them to teams as they cannot find them. Please add the ability to browse all public teams please. thx!
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Anonymous
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The join or create team view is misleading too - it does not give any hint there would be more Public teams available. It simply selects some seemingly random teams, letting people think only they are available.
I'm sure every user of Teams would like to get this resolved - if they only knew there are more teams in their organization, outside their small graph bubble. Warren, please make this move up in the backlog. -
David B
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Cannot find public Teams! Cannot roll this out with no way to find public teams.
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Tamara Viles
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Any update on this? I sympathize with Martin's previous comment. We are rolling out to 40,000 employees and this seems like an obvious and much needed functionality.
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Martin Sørensen
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This really needs to get done rigth now!
Introducing Office 365 to an organisation of 5000+
I am met with requests for this on a daily basis.How is it possible that it isn't already done?
Basic basic functionality.... -
Anonymous
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Public Teams might as well be Private if there isn't a way discover them.
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Geraldine S
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Personally, I think there are two components required:
1)all public teams shown to users when they click on add team
2) an easy way for Admins to see All teams created under the tenant (private and public) -
Mike
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All public teams should be shown in a list when you click the Add Team button on the bottom. No fancy algorithms are needed to decide which teams to show me. Show them all and let me pick the ones I want.
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krhoades
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Having the text of the page read "Suggested teams - Browse and join any of the following public teams" without displaying any Teams on the page is extremely misleading. It leads the end user to believe there are no public teams available. This lack of a directory is holding us back from expanding the use of Teams in our organization.
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Michel
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Well... the only way (as far as I know) to find a team you dont know the (start of) the name for is to do a seperate search for each letter of the alphabet (and maybe numbers)... There should be a list of public Teams
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Anonymous
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What's the best way to search for the public team?
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Bradley Stein
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I am adding my 2 cents that a GOOD teams search and directory would add a lot of value
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Robyn Ryan
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The search for teams should be a 'contains' search. At the moment it is 'starts with', which means that you often cannot find the team you are looking for unless you know the exact name.
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Stace Hamilton
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Is there an update to this change? Currently users cannot join public teams without knowing the name.