Regardless of whether you’re currently planning to leave your job, preparing a transition file is a good idea. A transition file is a “document that you prepare for whoever ends up succeeding you in your role,” says Jacob Kaplan-Moss. “It should contain all the information you’d want them to know to ensure as smooth a transition as possible.”
This type of succession planning demonstrates a level of professionalism that helps your former team and allows you to leave in a way that aims to minimize disruption, Kaplan-Moss says. “The tech industry can feel weirdly small sometimes; you never know when you’ll run into your colleagues again. Being someone they generally want to work with again is always a good thing.”
In this article, Kaplan-Moss outlines practical steps on how to create and maintain a thorough and helpful transition file.
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