Regularly scheduling 15-20 min/week to create one SOP is a great way to get started. In a previous start-up, we did this in a low-tech way. We had an Airtable base for all the SOP's and then linked to individual Google docs for each process.
The first iteration was one long Google document with bookmarks, but we found that it was intimidating and unwieldy. Giving each process its own document also made it very easy to share individual SOP's with team members or contractors without granting access to the entire company "bible." Curious how other small teams have handled this.
Regularly scheduling 15-20 min/week to create one SOP is a great way to get started. In a previous start-up, we did this in a low-tech way. We had an Airtable base for all the SOP's and then linked to individual Google docs for each process.
The first iteration was one long Google document with bookmarks, but we found that it was intimidating and unwieldy. Giving each process its own document also made it very easy to share individual SOP's with team members or contractors without granting access to the entire company "bible." Curious how other small teams have handled this.
Documentation is important all-round 🙌 Thank you for sharing