Only if you require text message based two factor. Password managers like 1Password allow you to store your OTP within them and share that + the password internally within your team
I've set up multiple times a phone-to-Slack proxy for this exact reason. In my case it was a VoIP number, but if that's blocked, Android has many SMS-to-webhook apps and even entry-level industrial LTE routers generally have this feature so you can use a real SIM card.
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Only if you require text message based two factor. Password managers like 1Password allow you to store your OTP within them and share that + the password internally within your team
I've set up multiple times a phone-to-Slack proxy for this exact reason. In my case it was a VoIP number, but if that's blocked, Android has many SMS-to-webhook apps and even entry-level industrial LTE routers generally have this feature so you can use a real SIM card.