Why Investors Are Not Happy With Slack Right Now

The video discusses Slack's financial performance, highlighting a decline in stock value due to slower growth and revenue challenges. Despite being a highly anticipated company, Slack's growth has decelerated, raising investor concerns. CEO Stewart Butterfield defends the company's performance, citing strong growth in large customer spending and upcoming product developments. However, investors remain cautious as the company is not yet profitable.

What was one of the main reasons for Slack's stock decline?

• Increased competition

• Decelerating growth

• High employee turnover

• New product failures

Why is it challenging for Slack to maintain its growth rate?

• The larger a company gets, the harder it is to grow at the same rate

• Increased operational costs

• Regulatory issues

• Lack of innovation

What is a major concern for investors regarding Slack?

• Lack of new features

• Financial losses and slow growth

• Limited market presence

• Poor customer service

How did Slack's CEO and CFO defend the company's growth?

• By highlighting new partnerships

• By pointing to the increase in large customers

• By announcing a new marketing strategy

• By reducing operational costs

What future plans did Slack's leadership mention to improve growth?

• Hiring more employees

• Expanding into new markets

• Acquiring smaller companies

• Launching a new product