[sonofgod]

Cynically, it's a recruitment expense -- there's a pretty good probability of getting a good hire from posting this widely.

It's not, to my mind, an actual corporate handbook -- it's missing boring important things like "here's our password and security policy, please remember we have people's super-personal health data in our apps, so it's really important". I guess that's probably in the company Wiki or similar.

[znq]

To be honest, we're currently not really thinking of growing the company much. But you're right.

However, this whole thing started out as a Onboarding Handbook for new team members. Then however we thought it's also a great book to share with the world. So we decided to remove certain items and have those in the internal wiki only.

[rladd]

What are you using for your internal wiki?

[znq]

Google Sites. Not specific reason, other that we use Google Suite already for most things and everyone has already a Google Suite account.

[wushupork]

I own a small dev shop and I thought this was a great idea for recruiting. No need for cynicism.