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We've started using StackOverflow for Teams (https://stackoverflow.com/teams https://stackoverflow.com/teams). It's really good, most of the company knows the e
by marcc 9y ago
We've started using StackOverflow for Teams (https://stackoverflow.com/teams https://stackoverflow.com/teams). It's really good, most of the company knows the experience pretty well already.
But, as others have pointed out, adding a tool won't create knowledge. You need to foster a culture of creating documentation, writing notes, just writing everything down. It's so easy to relax after a hard problem, but if you document it, then it will be easier in the future.