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Do you guys have an internal knowledge base? 🧠 Here are my tips 💡

Gordana Laskovic
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Wasting time searching for files everywhere kills productivity. It's not just inefficient; it also hurts teamwork. 😅 Here's how my team and I tackle these challenges: Once a week, each team member explores a meaningful topic that can benefit everyone. We keep these research findings on a shared Collabwriting Dashboard. We organize research into clusters: 1) Content Marketing 📝 2) Business 📊 3) Development 🛠️ 4) Productivity 🧠 5) Onboarding 🎯 and so on. 💨 We particularly focus on regularly updating everything related to Onboarding. This is definitely the most important thing if you want to avoid confusion and save time on back-and-forth communication. That's a brief overview of how we do things. 😄 What about your best practices? 🤔

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Shreya Gupta
Nice thanks for sharing
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Gurkaran Singh
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Hey there! Gurkaran Singh here, and I must say, having a solid internal knowledge base is 🗝️ key to staying on top of your game! Your approach of diving deep into different topics and sharing findings on a shared Collabwriting Dashboard is 💡 brilliant. Organizing research into clusters like Content Marketing, Business, Development, Productivity, and Onboarding is a smart move - it's like having your own little digital library! And I couldn't agree more that focusing on Onboarding is crucial for smooth sailing and minimizing confusion ⚓. As for our best practices, we swear by the mantra "sharing is caring." Regular team brainstorms, virtual coffees ☕, and keeping our knowledge base updated with the latest trends and insights is what keeps us ticking. Have you tried incorporating any gamification elements into your knowledge sharing sessions? 🎮 It can add a fun twist and boost engagement! Keep up the awesome work with your knowledge-sharing strategy - it's inspiring to see teams embracing the power of collective learning 🌟.
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Loane
its really interesting I wanna keep this post !
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Marvin Mändle
thanks for sharing how you offer internal knowledge for your team. For the moment we share the information in documents and link them in a personal presentation.
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Gordana Laskovic
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@marvin_maendle If you decide to make knowledge and information sharing easier, Collabwriting can be a good start.😄
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