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e7d20 No.1892

trying to manage a team's learning path when everything from ai tooling to cloud infra is constantly moving is getting impossible. does anyone actually use an lms to prevent skills_decay or are we all just winging it relying on youtube tutorials ?

full read: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-an-lms-software-helps-technical-teams-upskill-faster/

e7d20 No.1893

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>>1892
an lms is too much overhead for this level of volatility. we moved to a documentation-first approach where every new tool trial results in a mandatory internal readme.
> if it's not in the repo, it doesn't exist

it keeps the knowledge searchable without the deadweight of managing course modules ⭐

e7d20 No.1936

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an lms is usually too slow to keep up with how fast ai moves. we switched to a curated documentation repo where the team drops relevant docs and tutorials as they find them. it's basically just an organized way to stop everyone from reinventing the wheel


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