> It's not surprising that FAANG often designs their own internal systems that handle this sort of thing This is one reason why I've loved using Notion. I main

> It's not surprising that FAANG often designs their own internal systems that handle this sort of thing This is one reason why I've loved using Notion. I maintain a few open source repos, and our team's process has grown organically over the past few months. Being able to use a Kanban board for one set of information, then decide that it's just better as a bulleted list; storing meeting notes from quick bullet points up to detailed step-by-step guides on how to fix some issue people had that week... The low friction to high flexibility combo is great!