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We use a gnarly WordPress install with a user permissions plugin. I hate it, but it is the only thing we've found that meets all of our needs, isn't $500/mo+,
by nickreese 9y ago
We use a gnarly WordPress install with a user permissions plugin.
I hate it, but it is the only thing we've found that meets all of our needs, isn't $500/mo+, and gives our mid level managers control.
We use it for everything from on-boarding, to training, to system documentation, to competitive intelligence documentation.
Sure we could build something custom, but overall it works and it's given the team leaders control over their "domain."
- moepstar 9y agoJust curious: why WordPress and not a Wiki of some sort?
- nickreese 9y agoWe had robust training/quizes setup on WordPress using gravity forms. Also we found that making people specifically responsible for documenting their job/building training for others before they "moved up" into a higher role was really effective. Wikis didn't allow for the granular control we wanted over who got to see training/documentation.