I've been on teams where the Slack had a #tribal-knowledge or #til channel to handle little things or links.
I've been on teams where the expectation was to write a Confluence doc on the whole research and findings and the whole thing, doing all the stuff for a dev research spike for any knowledge to curate a large number of help docs.
There used to be organization-wide lunch-n-learns, but I've mentioned before that that's turned into more "official" knowledge in niche subjects rather than coworkers helping out other coworkers with learning things.
Since my department doesn't read the Confluence docs, I figure I'm going to write knowledge sharing posts on Medium to link people to and crosspost them here (there's too much crap in my comments to really link them here directly).
I also have my bookmarks on GitLab with my notes as kind of an open source list of stuff I think it useful.
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I've been on teams where the Slack had a
#tribal-knowledgeor#tilchannel to handle little things or links.I've been on teams where the expectation was to write a Confluence doc on the whole research and findings and the whole thing, doing all the stuff for a dev research spike for any knowledge to curate a large number of help docs.
There used to be organization-wide lunch-n-learns, but I've mentioned before that that's turned into more "official" knowledge in niche subjects rather than coworkers helping out other coworkers with learning things.
Since my department doesn't read the Confluence docs, I figure I'm going to write knowledge sharing posts on Medium to link people to and crosspost them here (there's too much crap in my comments to really link them here directly).
I also have my bookmarks on GitLab with my notes as kind of an open source list of stuff I think it useful.