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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)
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Hi Microsoft, when is this going to be added?
It is embarrassing that your direct competitors have caught up to basic diversity & inclusion standards but we still can't list our pronouns on Teams.
Would love an ETA on an expected date for this addition.
This is a necessary feature hat should have been included from the beginning. In a large org where not everyone has profile pictures this could come in clutch regardless of your stance on gender. Moreover there should at least be an easy to implement custom field in the contact card that populates across all 365 apps just from an IT perspective.
Wanted to echo that my organization would be very motivated by adding functionality to include pronouns on Microsoft profiles. Quite disappointing that in 2022 when remote work is so prevalent that Microsoft cannot add this functionality. I will be on the lookout.
the pronoun field is needed and it surprises me it isn’t already standard. As such a prominent business and leader in our tech world, Microsoft should be ahead of the curve on this one. Please implement this. There should be capacity to put one set, multiple sets, neo-pronouns.
Based on the views count of this thread as of today (3,466) - it appears this is garnering attention of many Microsoft customers. Can Microsoft please provide an updated timeline on when this feature will be available?