It’s called “co-authoring.” However, using the co-authoring feature is rather like pulling teeth. Technically, Microsoft Word, like the rest of Microsoft 365, has collaboration features. “I guess they really enjoy active version control management.” “I don’t really understand why anyone enjoys the headache that is MS Word,” writes Twitter user jcbivins. Collaboration, collaboration, collaboration Why do Google Docs fans love their word processor so much? 1. “Messages like, ‘You’re my new best friend at Colgate.’ I even had one person tell me that it brought tears to their eyes.”
“When we announced the switch to Google to our entire employee base, I was quite taken aback by the responses I got from some of those employees,” recalled Mike Crowe, CIO of Colgate-Palmolive. Colgate-Palmolive’s employees didn’t just get excited they were over the moon. To say those expectations were met would be an understatement. When SADA helped Colgate-Palmolive Company migrate 28,000 employees to Google Workspace, Mitch Cohen, Senior Manager of Collaboration Services, was hoping for an easy-to-use office productivity solution that “people would be excited about using.” doc files they’re all converting them from Google Docs or Pages.” Thousands of replies poured in, not just from Gen Z’ers but also from students, writers, and other professionals of all ages pledging their devotion to House Google.Ĭasual Twitter users may have been baffled that a word processing solution has such a passionate fanbase, but here at SADA, this is just another day at the office.
candidate and teaching assistant recently ignited a tweetstorm after noting that his Gen Z students “ not use Microsoft Word, period.
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