Here's how you can foster knowledge transfer from late career employees to younger colleagues.
As organizations evolve, the imperative to retain the wisdom of seasoned professionals becomes more pronounced. Late career employees often hold a treasure trove of knowledge and experience that, if not passed down, can leave a void in an organization's intellectual capital. You, as a supervisor, can play a pivotal role in facilitating this knowledge transfer to younger colleagues, ensuring continuity and fostering growth. This article will guide you through practical steps to create an environment where sharing expertise becomes a natural part of the workplace culture.