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In this solo episode, Angelo Suntres tackles the construction industry’s most underfunded capability: knowledge transfer. With experienced workers retiring and critical judgment leaving organizations every day, Angelo breaks down why proximity-based learning fails, what real mentorship actually requires, and how reverse mentorship can become a competitive advantage. He closes with a concrete challenge for leaders to identify and protect their organization’s single-point-of-failure knowledge.

Key Topics Covered:

• The difference between losing headcount and losing institutional wisdom

• Why osmosis-based knowledge transfer doesn’t work

• The generational stalemate blocking knowledge flow

• Three pillars of real mentorship: intentional matching, equipping the mentor, accountability

• Reverse mentorship and why it requires a cultural shift from leadership

• A practical challenge: identify your organization’s single-point-of-failure knowledge

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