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No, the problem is that while you are writing documentation you are not making money for the company. I remember when I and Dave as the senior tech told our bo
by ecpottinger 6y ago
No, the problem is that while you are writing documentation you are not making money for the company. I remember when I and Dave as the senior tech told our boss that we should put the most common repairs into a database so new hires would not have to ask us questions all the time.
He asked how long the job would take, and we answered about a week for all the common stuff. And his answer was, "That is a week you will not be making the company any money.".
We tried to explain the long term savings, but he was not interested.
- dkarl 6y agoI think the best way to think of this part of a wiki is as a cache for everybody's help. No need to pre-populate the cache, just start using it, and the most frequently used information will tend to be there.
- nurgasemetey 6y agoDefinitely, not perfect readme or documentation but at least that covers 70% of cases.