Most use cases are fine and not worth worrying, but if you do a lot of work with importing and exporting data and need a consistent way to edit/parse it, LibreOffice may not be your best initial choice for the workplace. CONSĬompatibility between MS Office and GSuite can be dicey sometimes. Being that the software is free and open source, it's an excellent ethical addition to the workplace especially during a time where pirated software can be frequently found in the small business world. The software mimics Microsoft Office quite a bit, so the learning curve is very small. That said, it is still a fantastic choice of software, and it's up to you to determine whether or not the pros balance out or exceed the cons. However, the likelihood of incompatibility or data corruption when transitioning between LibreOffice to other similar software is a little bit higher, even if it can be negligible. The features in LibreOffice are more powerful than GSuite, generally speaking, and there are far more use cases. Overall, LibreOffice was a very nice and useful tool to have in the office, before transitioning to GSuite.

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