The ghosts in the data | ★❤✰ Vicki Boykis ★❤✰

What I've learned about implicit knowledge after spending time in industry

The ghosts in the data | ✰Vicki Boykis✰ The ghosts in the data Mar 26 2021 Bernadette Resha, Gathering of Ghosts (2014) Something I've been thinking about recently as I've been working at a company that operates entirely remotely and mostly asynchronously during a time when most companies are working in some variation of this model is the idea of implicit versus explicit knowledge. Explicit knowledge is anything that you can read about, knowledge that's easy to share and pass on. Implicit knowledge is knowledge that people gain by context that's very hard to pull out consciously. The best exam

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