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Business, 30.11.2019 02:31 tiffanibell71

Small companies are perhaps more vulnerable to the loss of key employees and the resulting loss of organizational knowledge. what steps can a small company take to mitigate this potential loss? answers might include requiring well-kept documentation of job duties, extensive cross-training, key employee insurance, etc

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