Once I do go back to the office, because of something like Huddles, will I have less meetings in person? Will this new feature just end the meeting? I think it kind of behooves us all as workers and as leaders to reimagine the ways that we work and think more about the virtual HQ or the digital HQ that we have in addition to the physical offices.īRIAN SOZZI: Stewart, because of Slack's existence, I know that I have sent far fewer emails the past year and a half of the pandemic. You can't go through life questioning everything all the time unless you're a professional philosopher.īut this is such a big moment of disruption. And it's probably time for people to take a little bit more of an experimental or creative attitude towards the ways that we work. I don't think we would be able to function without software. I think it has tremendous value.īut I think what we've proven over the last year, 18 months is that we are able to function without offices. And I don't at all discount the value of getting together face to face. Yeah, one of the things I think has happened over the last 20 years without us really noticing is we've gone from a world where digital technologies supplement the in-person techniques we have for communication and for managing and reporting on a business to a world where the in-person supplements the digital. STEWART BUTTERFIELD: Well, thanks for having me. So talk to me about what these tools enable in unlocking that productivity. People have kind of gotten accustomed to working from home now. I mean, obviously, this battle has grown more intense. And Stewart, appreciate you coming on here to chat. And for more on that and the other tools in that slate, want to bring on the co-founder and CEO of Slack, Stuart Butterfield joins us on the program today alongside Yahoo Finance's Brian Sozzi.
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