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Maybe OP works on infosec and the team was like yeah, makes sense?
Let's say I work in an IT area (but not infosec)
Should have used Matrix
For a team of 20 people matrix is way overkill imo
XMPP on the other hand...
There would be room for expansion. What about an IRC then?
Depends. Since this is seen as an out-of-band coms option for work, there is a good chance you will want encryption for only folks in the room either for accidental company secrets leaked or to shit talk folks outside the room. IRC, the best you get is TLS.
I once setup a entire matrix server for my school club that comprised of 4 people because one of our members couldn't use discord lol
I'm going to join OP's company next and say I can't use signal because phone companies. Then they'll upgrade to Wire or Matrix
Not great
They only realized that when he said that? What a weird infosec team. I guess they also could use SimpleX if they wanted the most secure, private and anonymous option, but I think Signal is pretty well balanced as a messenger. Good privacy and usability.
I think you're over estimating people who works in infosec. All the people I know that work in infosec in corporations are just regular windows support people assigned to keep the security updates on day.