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Most of the really experienced people at companies I have worked for where surprised when I asked about what they did and why. They somehow assumed someone else
by dxg732f 10y ago
Most of the really experienced people at companies I have worked for where surprised when I asked about what they did and why. They somehow assumed someone else was supposed to be training me. They were the only ones who knew answers to particular questions I had. They were shocked and sometimes didn't believe me that I asked everyone but them first. I don't blame these experienced workers for not sharing their knowledge, someone should have told them, though, that they are expected to do it, there are no systems in place at most places. Most companies seem to believe that knowledge transfer just happens magically,or should.
- user5994461 10y ago> Most companies seem to believe that knowledge transfer just happens magically,or should. Put more experienced with less experienced workers working together and it does happen magically.
- dxg732f 10y agoI think in my case it did, I did learn from the experienced workers but that was apparently not the norm there. I hope you are right that that is what happens most places.