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Hello,
I am interested to learn more about any efforts to include pronouns in Microsoft profiles including Microsoft Teams.
Best,
Jake
(He/Him)
Microsoft 365 features that help users manage their subscriptions, account settings, and billing information.
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Checking in on this. The importance to have pronouns is critical. When will this be an option?
Why not have your Admin's append the pronouns to the users profile display name?
Some admins don't want to do that because technically pronouns aren't part of someone's surname and they use those fields for various things. That was the answer I got from my IT manager. Some might do it but it's not best practice. And surely Microsoft could just create a field and show allyship in a practical way, right? How hard is it?
This is the most popular feedback on pronouns, people can upvote this and hopefully Microsoft will listen sooner rather than later https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/idea/d8d311f4-272e-ec11-b6e6-00224827bbc2
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