Microsoft Sharepoint 365 for Beginners & Power Users: the Concise Microsoft Sharepoint 365 a-z Mastery Guide for All Users

Finding it difficult to use Microsoft SharePoint?
Are you a novice or intermediate user of Microsoft SharePoint and looking for means of stepping-up your skill?
Ever wondered how SharePoint can be used to increase your productivity and that of your team?
Then this user guide is sure to help you and lead you on the right path!
SharePoint is an interface that connects you with the whole world without you leaving the confines of your room, it is the most versatile option for collecting a large number of files or directories. It works as a hub where team members can access content, organize content, or collaborate on content. SharePoint is a website-based collaboration system that uses workflow applications, “list” databases, and other web parts and security features to empower business teams to work together. SharePoint also gives the company using the platform the ability to control access to information and automate workflow processes across business units.
SharePoint helps organizations store, retrieve, search, manage, track, archive, and report on various electronic documents and records. Because of the flexibility it offers, it makes an ideal content management system and is one that Pro Serve IT highly recommends. SharePoint aims to improve team productivity, and it allows the staff of each organization to collaborate efficiently and providing them with the information they might require using SharePoint.
If you have ever tried and given up on using SharePoint or you’re even a novice, at the end of this user guide, you will be a pro and be able to do the following:

Share information within your organization
Upload files to your SharePoint library for you to access them anywhere
Navigate and create sites using SharePoint
Navigate your team’s site home page using SharePoint
Navigate the whole SharePoint’s interface
Work with people on the same document at the same time.
Allows you to share documents and sites.
Create a team site, collection navigation, calendar, wiki page library, survey etc.
Add a list or library to your team site
Add components in your quick launch navigation
Improve your method of communicating and collaboration with large audiences.
Integrate your existing collaboration channels into a SharePoint communication site
View permissions for users and groups associated with a list or library
Insert note board web part to capture social comments
Create a Microsoft form that allows you to create, add and view forms of results in your SharePoint. Etc.
Connect you and your team to shared content and resources
Track and stay updated on project status.
… and a lot more

The explanations provided in this user guide are backed with step-by-step picture descriptions for easy learning and comprehension. The only way to become a good user of SharePoint is to practice and practice till you become familiar with the terrain.
Also, follow the picture description as it will help you become a better user of SharePoint and do not be afraid if you don’t get it on your first usage. Remember, Rome was not built in a day and slow and steady wins the race.