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30-11-2010, 14:45
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Re: Team Continuity
Another tip is to just write things down. Just because one person has done a specific task for the past ten years doesn't mean they will be around to do it for another ten. If you write down lessons learned, processes, team goals, and future plans, it is much easier to pass on the knowledge if someone were to move on for whatever reason. Having written documentation also helps make sure that everyone is on the same page.
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