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The waste of knowledge represents an invisible tragedy for modern organizations. Imagine a library where the books are lost every time an employee leaves. Creating a solid transmission program<\/strong> turns this inevitability into a formidable growth engine. In 2026, an organization’s attractiveness is no longer measured by its payroll alone, but by the density of its network and the quality of the personal development<\/strong> it offers. A well thought-out structure<\/strong> can transform timid interactions into genuine levers of collective performance. <\/p>

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