Yes, Teams sucks. But (from my anecdotal observations) it's pretty popular. And in my opinion that's mainly because many companies decide: "meh, it's good enough, and it's easier (for accounting dept) and safer (for risk dept) to go with Microsoft, than to go with Slack / Zoom". Plus I'd say quite a few companies migrate to Teams from WebEx, which sucks way more, so hey, it's all relative.
So, in conclusion, Teams is probably a decent revenue earner for Microsoft at the moment, therefore I doubt that the Teams team will be hit too hard by this round of layoffs.
So, in conclusion, Teams is probably a decent revenue earner for Microsoft at the moment, therefore I doubt that the Teams team will be hit too hard by this round of layoffs.