Emojis & reactions

Emojis & reactions rules within Chat & Reactions Etiquette.

Client meetings Job interviews

In formal meetings, use reactions sparingly and avoid ambiguous emojis.

Different people interpret emojis differently.

All-hands meetings Team meetings

Use reactions (raise hand, thumbs up) for quick signals instead of interrupting.

Improves flow and reduces cross-talk.

If you’re asked in chat and can’t answer immediately, acknowledge with a quick reaction.

Shows you saw it and will respond later.