Get really good at googling and bias to do it in more situations than you think you need and always earlier than you think you need. If you're working remotely do it live in meetings / planning as well and use it as an extension of your brain. There's no advantage in discussing a problem and only investigating it after you speak to someone if you can do it in parallel right away. If you treat the search engine as an extension of your brain rather than a crutch that means every google is you admiting you don't know something, you'll reap many rewards.

I've definitely gotten way more value of learning to google better and faster than being good at some editor or IDE shortcuts.

This also includes getting very familiar with the docs of the tools you use, knowing the ins and outs of them. Something you learn when you study for Red Hat / AWS / k8s certifications where you can consult docs is that the best way to be efficient during the exam is to be efficient looking at docs. Apply that to everything.