Somebody mailed me asking how we could ensure that appropriate knowledge transfer takes place during succession planning.
That set me thinking (not often, but once in a while I do that ;-)) !)
People do not transfer knowledge, specially the 'tacit' high value variety, unless they have a sense of ownership of that process. To help that succession planning needs to be transparent and collaborative. The current employee and the person who is replacing him/her need to work as a team to develop a bonding.
Culture of the organization needs to be sufficiently collegial to allow time and space to nurture this relationship.
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