Teams

3 Simple Features You May Not Be Using in Microsoft Teams

Chris Menard

18 May 2022 — 1 min read

Time Zones are now displayed in Teams. You can see if a coworker is hours ahead of you or behind you by moving your mouse over their Profile card.

Hours ahead and behind show in Teams Profile Cards

Tip 2 - You can send a quick message. You do not have to click the person's name and pull up the chat to send them a message. Tip 3 - mouse over a person's Profile Card, and you can see who they report to or who reports to them.

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Teams - 3 Simple Features You May Not Be Using in Microsoft Teams

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- 00:00 Introduction - 00:19 Tip 1 - 01:19 Tip 2 - 02:05 Tip 3 - 02:30 Closing remarks|

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