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If you're already using MS Teams, there's a high chance that you've already created your first groups and/or have been invited to one or more groups as a standard User or Guest User. If you want to know more about MS Teams and the required steps to perform the switch from the previous platform, I strongly suggest to take a look at this great Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams upgrade path guide. The new version combines persistent workplace chat, video meetings, file storage (including collaboration on files): on top of that, it's fully integrated with the other Microsoft 365 products - including Office 365 - and is open to third-party extensions that will allow further integrations even with non-Microsoft products. The reasons for such great enthusiasm are easily explained: MS Teams undoubtedly represents an excellent step forward, especially if we compare it to its previous iteration - Skype for Business, which will be retired on July 31, 2021, as explained by this announcement of the Microsoft Teams blog. Microsoft Teams vs Slack daily usage chart

In the unlikely case you don't, there's a high chance you'll be invited to a Microsoft Teams group in the near future, as we're talking of one of the most successful communication platforms, at least in terms of growth rate: 13 millions daily active users, 53 languages across 181 markets, and a huge amount of customers around the planet, including Emirates, FedEx, Lexmark, Adecco, KONE, McCann, and many other players worldwide. Are you a Microsoft Teams user? If you came across this article, the answer is probably yes.