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Pain points in business: what people struggle with
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Unmaintained Shared Docs
Teams struggle to create, organize, and maintain shared documentation, causing knowledge loss, onboarding failures, and repeated work.
In their words
Das, was ihr das lesen könnt, ist jetzt schon veraltet und wertlos.
There were just too many things that slowed me down or stopped me outright that would have been easily avoided with basic documentation/help.
I can't control the formatting or front matter to create a formal hardware installation guide
we tried so many different tools like notion, confluence, GitBook, Document360, etc, never made the full transition.
half of it is completely outdated and no longer works anymore
I have no admin login. I have no idea even what the host name is of the server that hosts it.
90% of my work seems to focus on detective work and evidence collection, because, obviously, it's the documentation that is being blamed for inaccuracies
that's 0.6 FTE on something that isn't our product
It seems they expect me to know and remember the business logic for multiple clients of ours.
multiple internal wiki pages that are partially outdated and having to string together different articles to get the correct info
We're sorely lacking in documentation of workflows / processes.
There doesn't seem to be a shared/maintained document to keep track of the current URLs for the different dev, testing, etc. servers and databases.
I still have engineers who are so incredibly lazy that they just don't read the docs at all.
Employees don’t use internal chatbots because companies tend to have low-quality documentation and an LLM is not psychic
engineering and IT teams
Where they talk
- r/technicalwriting
- r/sysadmin
- r/SaaS
- r/SideProject
- r/IndustrialAutomation
- r/managers
- r/softwaredevelopment
- r/hermesagent
Tools they use today
- Confluence
- Jira
- Slack
- GitHub
- Notion
- SharePoint
- Word
- Excel
Why those fall short
- Docs describe tools that do not exist and lack code comments.
- outputs lack values, equations, assumptions and narrative flow
- documentation missing or incomplete
- vendor docs are out of date or access is removed
- official docs are incorrect, stale and lack accountability
Map of ideas
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