and mobile app, but it can also be used just in a browser but we highly recommend the desktop app.
We’ve put together this little guide for helping you get started with Slack and use it to its fullest.
Direct Mentions
Use @Persons-Name to directly mentions someone which makes it much easier for people to keep up with relevant conversations. This combined with “Threads” ensures you get the full context.
If you’re a really busy person who can’t keep up with all the messages, you can just use the “Mentions & reactions ” and “All DMs” in the left sidebar which makes it much easier to filter down to just what’s for you.
Threads
Threading on Slack is one of those habits that can make a huge difference for organization so I just wanted to give a quick tip that you can just press "T" to reply in a thread to a message.
“Saved Items” for Quick Tasks / Follow-ups
Use the ‘Saved Items” feature (”A” hotkey) to easily track the status of quick asks/tasks (5 min or less) in Slack that we don’t want to enter into clickup but ensure that they got done.
Prevent Slack from sending on "Enter"
To prevent Slack from sending on "Enter", (change it to Ctrl + Enter):