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Out of curiosity, where and how things were documented? And where were important conversations posted?
by HatchedLake721 5y ago
Out of curiosity, where and how things were documented? And where were important conversations posted?
- midrus 5y agoIn my opinion, any tool that allows teams/individuals to publish/post updates and subscribe to other teams/individuals' posts or updates can work. Bonus points if you can have threaded conversations (like HN), examples: - https://friday.app/ https://friday.app/ - https://wordpress.com/p2/ https://wordpress.com/p2/ - https://www.yammer.com/ https://www.yammer.com/ (is this still a thing? used it like 10 years ago) - etc... We also used slack (or equivalent... also used hipchat, and even jabber before that) for ephemeral, one off, non important stuff. And then a lot happens also in READMEs, Merge/Pull Requests, Gitlab issues, helpdesk tickets, etc. Not much use of emails other than for notifications. At the end of the day everything has a link and things can reference each other. I think what most companies are missing is a way for employees to "post" and "subscribe" to updates that are interesting for them.