"Stack Overflow for Teams is a great way to share company/ process specific knowledge"
What do you like best about Stack Overflow Internal?
So I can only speak for myself here, but I like two things. First of all, the straightforward design makes for a good user experience. Also, I like the idea of having a "library" of common knowledge for your specific use case. Especially for newer people, it's an excellent way to know the common problems and bugs that occur. If something doesn't work, I always check Stack Overflow Teams first. Maybe one of my coworkers already posted an answer. If I find a bug and know how to solve it, on the other hand, I will ask how to solve it in our SO-Teams and answer myself. This way, the specific error case is documented for the future.
What do you dislike about Stack Overflow Internal?
I honestly don't dislike anything. Since I've only been using Stack Overflow for Teams for about three months now, there could be things that I haven't experienced, but for now, I am pleased with the state of the site.
Recommendations to others considering Stack Overflow Internal:
We often use the "answer yourself" function. It's a great way to inform others about the solution to a reoccurring problem. You ask the question regarding the issue and just answer yourself under it. This way, if somebody searches for a problem they have, there would be an answer already! It's a great way to reduce the time it takes to solve problems. Also, the documentation of frequent problems helps to plan ahead and reduce the problem solving time.
What problems is Stack Overflow Internal solving and how is that benefiting you?
We use it as a "library" to share common knowledge that we need every once in a while. This way, you don't have to ask the same question over and over again. It also is used to ask a bit more complex questions, of which the answer could be beneficial for everybody in the company.
"Excellent for development teams."
What do you like best about Stack Overflow Internal?
StackOverflow for Teams allows our development team to share their knowledge on issues and doubts that appear in the development operations in a daily baiss. It's very well integrated with the global repository making so easy the navigation between each repository. It also helps to creates the culture of collaboration in the development field, not only consuming information globally.
What do you dislike about Stack Overflow Internal?
Only 50 free users are available for free, although it makes big sense! :)
What problems is Stack Overflow Internal solving and how is that benefiting you?
In a remote working environment it makes much more easy the knowledge share between all the members of the team.
"Fantastic"
What do you like best about Stack Overflow Internal?
Simple and secure. Easy to see recent activity and post answers to new questions as well as ask my own questions in an internal environment without risk of sensitive info getting out
What do you dislike about Stack Overflow Internal?
I can't think of anything really. It's basically SO but internal!
What problems is Stack Overflow Internal solving and how is that benefiting you?
We can now ask questions internally without cluttering MS Teams! We also have a history of any previous questions meaning a huge repo of all of our things we've learned as a business
"It increases productivity for a team, and really helps each other for sharing knowledge"
What do you like best about Stack Overflow Internal?
It changed the way we are interacting with teams on their questions. it helps a lot for knowledge management.
What do you dislike about Stack Overflow Internal?
I've been using it for a couple of months, and as of this writing, I haven't come across anything similar.
What problems is Stack Overflow Internal solving and how is that benefiting you?
It provides a better solution for knowledge management and aids in boosting team and organizational productivity.
