Organisations hire contractors and consultants for specific deliverables, but their wider experience can offer value beyond the original assignment. Equally, consultants learn from the organisations they serve. The Knowledge Dividend explores this two-way exchange, the opportunities often overlooked, and how organisations can make knowledge transfer worthwhile without introducing unnecessary bureaucracy.
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