Your team can't agree on version control methods. How do you ensure content updates stay organized?

If the team doesn't agree, chances are that their PoV hasn't been incorporated. So, start by hearing them out as they're vital stakeholders. Thereafter, the process takes over with the designated owners for every stage executing as prescribed.

When my team can’t agree on version control methods, I prioritize creating a system that keeps content updates organized and efficient. First, I initiate a discussion to understand everyone’s preferences and concerns about the different methods available. Once I gather feedback, I propose a hybrid approach that integrates the best features of each method. This often involves using a shared platform, like Google Drive , where we can track changes and maintain a record of edits. We establish clear guidelines on naming conventions and version labeling, so everyone stays on the same page. Regular check-ins help us refine the process, ensuring it evolves with our needs and keeps our content updates seamless and structured.