Why Investors Are Not Happy With Slack Right Now

The video discusses Slack's financial performance, highlighting a decline in stock value due to slower growth and revenue challenges. Despite being a highly anticipated company, Slack's growth has decelerated, raising investor concerns. CEO Stewart Butterfield defends the company's performance, citing strong growth in large customer spending and upcoming product developments. However, investors remain cautious as the company is not yet profitable.

What were the reasons for Slack's stock decline after its public offering?

What metrics indicate that Slack is not growing as quickly as before?

What challenges do cloud application companies face as they grow larger?

How did the CEO of Slack, Stewart Butterfield, defend the company's growth?

What is the significance of the number of customers spending more than $100,000 with Slack?