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Not just Google, every prominent silicon valley company such as Twitter, Facebook, Stripe, Square even JP Morgan has an internal go/. Fascinating history of wo
by a_k_p 4y ago
Not just Google, every prominent silicon valley company such as Twitter, Facebook, Stripe, Square even JP Morgan has an internal go/.
Fascinating history of workplace search is that at Google and Stripe if you don't find any relevant document under go/, it will take you to your workplace search portal. Both Google and Stripe has built an internal document + file + people search portal called Moma and Stripe Home respectively.
You can read more about Stripe Home here - https://stripe.com/blog/stripe-home https://stripe.com/blog/stripe-home
- muchospandas 4y agoNitpick: Google's go/ links don't automatically point to Moma Search if no result is found.
- tschwimmer 4y agoFacebook/Meta also has one called Intern (horrendously confusing name I know) that has profiles, doc/wiki search and all the other associated data types. One nice feature of Intern is that you can link to bugs, code changes, etc in any surface just by pasting the formatted ID and it will parse the link the automatically. There's also a shared notif system which is convenient. Source: Former PM for part of Intern