Web SummitWhat leaves when an experienced colleague leaves?
Annet Kloprogge is attending. She wants conversations with people who are dealing with departing colleagues, and with the loss and continuity of their knowledge.
Much of what an experienced colleague knows was never a document. It is judgement, context, and the reason a decision went the way it did. Memnar is a research conversation about how a team can keep that, together with the files.
15-minute meeting. Opens the Websummit booking page.
The conversation
What she hopes to talk about
Bring a real situation from your team. A colleague is leaving, or has already left, and you are working out what of their knowledge the team still needs.
What knowledge disappears when experienced colleagues leave?
How can a team keep their judgement and context, as well as the documents?
What do the people who stay, and the people who arrive later, still need from that colleague?
Who you will meet
Annet Kloprogge
Annet Kloprogge, founder of Memnar, is at Web Summit for these conversations. Memnar is a product of Mission Relearn.
She wants to hear how your team is handling the departure of an experienced colleague, and to talk about what continuity of their knowledge could look like. Fifteen minutes is enough to start.
15 minutes
A meeting named Websummit
The meeting is named Websummit. It lasts 15 minutes. Bring one situation from your own team.
Websummit opens that 15-minute meeting.
15-minute meeting. Opens the Websummit booking page.
The Memnar site stays open
The longer account of the work, in every language the site already speaks, is one step away.