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Ah, corporate training videos. It's what Netlflix in another tab was invented for.

• seanmcdirmid 10y ago
  These are mostly CYA for the company, they don't really care if you don't, they just want to show compliance when something goes wrong...
  • toyg 10y ago
    You'd be surprised. The CYA stuff is what you are forced to see, but there are tons and tons of videos (on this or that esoteric platform) that almost nobody will ever watch, but provide an ego-stroke (and sometimes a job justification) for this or that middle manager. Enterprise video is always, always made for the benefit of the broadcaster (i.e. management), never for actual workers. Which is why no-one (except management) cares about enterprise video, it's possibly the worst tool for internal training or knowledge sharing.
    • true_religion 10y ago
      At a lot of workplaces, there are internal conferences and seminars about all sorts of things. Usually they'll tap on a member of a particular team, and have them give a presentation. Due to the fact that it's about internal code, it won't be applicable to host it on Youtube publicly, so it can just end up being dumped into the company storage servers somewhere. This would be a good use case: sharing video about company-private materials.