What never stops amusing me is that no matter how obvious it is that:
A) Microsoft is a total criminal organization
B) Microsoft's products, including the cloud tools, are total utter bullshit usage of which totally kills productivity in any company,
C) Microsoft generally sucks more than ever,
companies, including otherwise sane, agile, small startups (some that I have worked with) still fall into the trap of using Microsoft's crap, because "no one ever got fired by buying IBM Microsoft".
My personal view is that people should be fired for buying Microsoft. Just the cost of all wasted time using their crap, and the energy cost of running all that crappy software is staggering.
And I was a long-time Windows user, and didn't hate Microsoft at all. But I don't understand why I should use Outlook for email where clicking a message takes anything between 5-30 seconds for the message to open (without any "please wait, loading" indicator; just blank message area), and then I have 50 cryptic small icons I don't know how to press, when, if compared to Gmail, it just works like one expects from a browser based email service.
Or, logging in to Teams taking anything between 5-30 minutes, sometimes asking me over 20 questions, only to finally reveal me that hey, you have two separate accounts under the exact same user name text string, and there is no sane identifier (integer from example) to describe which one I am using, and instead asking me irrelevant questions like "are you at school" (no, haven't been in decades) to decide which of the two phantom accounts to use. What utter bullcrap. No one else has ever failed basics like this so dramatically.
I'm 110% positive Bill Gates is a reptilian and the whole purpose of Microsoft is to accelerate global warming and cause energy crises all around the globe and destroy the productivity of Western companies and education system by making software required in our modern digital world more difficult, time and power consuming than ever in human history. I have evidenced 1000x increase in time spent in trivial things like logging in to services, starting internet video calls, submitting code, automating compilation etc. Another example being a 5-second compilation job taking 15 minutes when the exact same compiler command is issued through Azure DevOps. And there's more, getting the compiler output is also a massive endeavor (you can only get the status code 0 or -1 through email!) of logging in for half an hour and then trying to find some magical sequence of mystery icons to click.