The One MISTAKE Everyone is Making with SharePoint

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  @MrBond249 · 3 years ago

  My biggest problem is folders, people just love having a folder, and sub-folders to Nth degree, to put stuff in to.

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  @mooripo · 2 years ago

  good videos buddy, btw, the Swoosh sound is very stronk

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  @DaveLaneGC · 3 years ago

  Absolutely - its a LOT easier to setup these sites early on than do it retrospectively !

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  @MrDJsArcade · 9 months ago

  I'm liking your video so far but the sound effects are a bit too loud for my taste. They're not really necessary at all but at the current volume they're taking away just a bit. Still thanks for sharing.

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  @ShoreofExistence · 2 years ago

  Switch off this annyoing wind sound when change pic. It's take all the focus from the topic.

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  @julianvargas2401 · 2 years ago

  Hi Jonathan, do you have a video showing how to properly set up a team page within the company SharePoint site? Thanks for the tips!

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  @howardsteffey8821 · 1 year ago

  Extremely well presented information.  Thank you taking the time out to produce such a high-quality explainer video.

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  @WeekendMuse · 2 years ago

  Excellent reasons. Well done with this short, to the point video.

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  @Gaben162 · 2 years ago

  Really good content here. Might want to tone down the sound effects - I find them distracting.

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  @mannymorales7913 · 1 year ago

  Great video Jonathan with a lot of common-sense reasons as to why you should dice up the information that one is adding to SharePoint (not the least of which being security).  Thanks for taking the time to produce and share!

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  @michaeledwards2419 · 2 years ago

  Really good video again. Expecially for someone that looks to migrate my org over from network drives and poor sharing and collaboration. 👍

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  @MrAnimatografo · 8 months ago

  I think this is just an escuse for the very convoluted and fundamentally broken way sharepoint works. Let’s face it, in 2026 no cloud storage manager should struggle with files and folders, even if there are millions of them.

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