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Support veteran Andre Linde joins to tackle one of the most persistent challenges in Customer Support: knowledge gaps. Whether it's tribal knowledge, outdated docs, or cross-functional confusion, they explore practical ways support teams can take ownership of knowledge sharing — and use it as a lever for growth, collaboration, and professional development.
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