How do you know if your SharePoint site has a Team site?
Behind every Team site is a SharePoint site and this provides the secure storage area for your files and folders. But not every SharePoint site created has a Team site - how do you tell at a glance if your SharePoint site has a Team site? Just look for the little Teams icon in the SharePoint site name. And if it's there- great! Teams is a great 'one-stop shop' for all your communication and collaboration needs and a much more user-friendly place to work from than SharePoint - we think!
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