Top 10 Microsoft teams tips and tricks (2022)

[@unicornglitterkittens6488]

I have seen a lot of Teams tips and tricks videos but this one had a lot of things I have never seen before. Awesome video!

[@mehtasdeepak]

Thank you , appreciate the support

[@ChessieGurl]

Really helpful video, Deepak! I will be sharing this with colleagues at my large international company. Can you please do a full tutorial on Outlook, Planner, Lists, and Teams and how to best leverage this apps all together. Thanks!

[@mehtasdeepak]

Appreciate the kind words, i will try my best to upload new tutorials.

[@TheArunchai]

Thank you For the information Bro.. Very helpful 👍

[@mehtasdeepak]

Thanks Arun

[@akshitamehta5739]

Very informative bhaiya . Grt video n work done by u🥰👍🏻

[@mehtasdeepak]

Thank you sis

[@kapoormehta6955]

Excellent, keep going

[@mehtasdeepak]

Thank you papa

[@gagankanwar9502]

Great work... Keep growing

[@mehtasdeepak]

Thank you bhaiya

[@jessebarker6264]

for some reason I don't see most of those / commands. For example /activity or /org don't exist for me. Do you know why?

[@mehtasdeepak]

I will check it for you, i think these are default features

[@Andradesteph]

How do i not make it to change the status to “away”

[@mehtasdeepak]

Yes i believe if you increase the screen lock timeout for windows then it would always show online.

[@adamr8628]

The "team" at TEAMS needs to fix their email invites. They don't specify what timezone the meeting invite is for. MAJOR problem. So the app tries to guess what timezone each person is on, and it taylors it to that person. So invites look different for different timezones. But it guesses WRONG, so you will get a time, but no timezone. This causes major confusion and people showing up and hour early or an hour late for a meeting. So all this talking about TEAMS is really worthless until we solve the problem of knowing what time a meeting actually starts!