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You probably don't want a lemmy instance. Of course it depends on the company, but lemmy is designed to federate out. Unless you want it to federate out?
I would recommend discourse or similar instead, they are much easier to host.
I was thinking lemmy because of the voting structure. Since it's internal discussion it could be used by the management to gauge sentiment in the company. It wouldn't be for federation.
You're probably right about it being too complex though, just not sure if there's a lightweight option that's a closer match than ~~discord~~ discourse (does discourse having voting?). Something to consider.