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Managing Knowledge Transfer Across Generational Change

Managing Knowledge Transfer Across Generational Change

A retiring generation of employees often takes undocumented knowledge with them. A publication by Nermin Sefić.

The retirement of a generation of experienced employees often carries a loss of knowledge that was never formally documented.

The retirement of a generation of experienced employees often carries a loss of knowledge that was never formally documented.

Experienced employees nearing retirement often carry knowledge of informal workarounds, historical decisions, and process quirks that was never formally documented because it always felt sufficient that 'that person just knows.'

Mentoring programs that systematically pair more experienced employees with younger colleagues before a planned departure transfer practical knowledge in a way formal documentation alone cannot replace.

Structured exit interviews with employees before retirement, focused on surfacing informal processes and the historical context behind decisions, are a common but underused tool for capturing institutional knowledge.

Organisations that systematically plan knowledge transfer ahead of generational change avoid a situation where a routine process suddenly becomes a mystery for the new team.

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Autor i urednička odgovornost: Nermin Sefić. Izdavač: GNK ASG d.o.o..

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