Slack CEO Worries About Breaking Up Big Tech

The transcript covers various topics including Slack's incident analysis and resilience efforts, the shift towards remote work and hybrid models, the impact of political and economic uncertainties on business, antitrust issues concerning major tech companies, and Slack's new features aimed at enhancing flexibility and communication.

What was the uptime performance of Slack over the recent six-month period?

• 95% most months and 98% for the whole period

• 100% most months and 99.9% for the whole period

• 99% most months and 100% for the whole period

• 90% most months and 95% for the whole period

What is a key reason why some employees prefer remote work according to the global survey?

• More vacation days

• Increased job satisfaction

• Better office amenities

• Higher salaries

How does Slack view the future of remote work?

• As a temporary solution

• As a one-way path towards more flexibility

• As a trend that will soon fade

• As a hindrance to productivity

What is a major challenge for CEOs in the current political climate?

• Avoiding any form of regulation

• Focusing solely on short-term gains

• Operating in an uncertain environment

• Ignoring politics completely

What is the CEO's stance on the potential breakup of big tech companies?

• Believes it requires careful consideration

• Strongly opposes it

• Thinks it is irrelevant

• Strongly supports it

What is one of the new features Slack is prototyping to improve remote work?

• Weekly in-person meetings

• Always-on conversations

• Mandatory video calls

• Daily office check-ins

How do the new Slack features aim to change workplace interactions?

• By increasing the number of meetings

• By reducing flexibility

• By limiting communication to emails

• By enhancing spontaneity and saving time