Explained by example: whenever I learn something new, say, a new machine learning model and its implementation in Python, I create or update a Jupyter Notebook, write my notes as text, add the relevant snippets and run them on locally stored dummy data. This proved useful for me with Python.
I need an effective system for other things, like SQL, or generally anything I learn or need to keep track of for future reference. I tried google docs, sheets, even slides, txt files (with my always open sublime text), etc. etc. I find my stuff is scattered all over the place and isn't very productive or efficient.
Any insights?
Our teams have some guys who are difficult to work with but they've lots of talent. So, we've given them space and time. Sometimes, they do not like to take part in the discussion but it's important that they explain their thought process in Discourse.
This process reduced the time it takes to the onboard new member.
Most of the new members are already familiar with Slack, Discourse and GitHub UI. Search is just good enough, bot makes it easy.
For prioritization, we maintain slim Trello board. We don't use it much.