> I’m always blown away when companies don’t have a knowledge base. The company I work for has at least 5 that are relevant to any single employee... as far I

> I’m always blown away when companies don’t have a knowledge base. The company I work for has at least 5 that are relevant to any single employee... as far I am aware of. That is, I'm not counting different departmental knowledge-based for different departmens or anything like that. I learned about the 5th more than a year after I joined the company, and I haven't changed positions either. Naturally, when they teach you things as a newbie, half of the information is not on any of the 5; and if you go rummaging through them you'll find a lot of gems - but also a of conflicting, confusing, and/or outdated information (often kept up-to-date in a useless sense and thus dated recently).