Our organization has been using Google Workspace for four years, and we've really invested in training our team to get comfortable with Google applications. However, a recent poll showed that around 60% of our users still prefer Microsoft Office when it comes to handling spreadsheets and documents, often editing files in Office and then uploading them back to Google Drive. We've had new hires express a preference for Microsoft Office, mentioning they find Google Docs and Sheets challenging and time-consuming to learn. We're considering a migration to Microsoft 365 to eliminate the costs of Office licenses for those who prefer it. While many of us are happy with Google Workspace, the feedback indicates that a significant portion of our team is not satisfied. Is it worth making the switch?
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You're right; you can never satisfy everyone. It's mostly a numbers game. If a majority of your staff prefers Microsoft Office, it might be time to consider making that switch for their sake. Microsoft 365 offers great value and better interoperability, which is essential for collaborating with other organizations. Seriously, assess what works best for your team, not their aesthetics. Architecture-wise, Microsoft's could provide better conveniences.
Totally agree! It's about making things easier for the team. You're not going to get everyone on board with a new look; the decision should hinge on what improves productivity.