Barron's on MarketWatch: Slack CEO foresees work-at-home stress declining
Slack Technologies makes an alternative to workplace email, a messaging service called Slack. The stock began trading last summer at $38.
50, fell as low as $15 and change during the Covid-19 stock crash in March, and has since bounced back to $27 as investors have embraced services that seem well suited to the work-from-home economy. Barron’s recently spoke with Slack CEO and co-founder Stewart Butterfield about how the $15 billion company competes with email, why at-home workers feel stressed, and how big Slack can become. His edited comments follow.
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