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What if I will not be meeting my successor? Are there things I should be mindful of?

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I'm in the same situation right now. I made a list of all ongoing processes and assigned people on my team to each, in discussion with my superior. In this case, the direct handover requires the focused involvement of other colleagues in all meetings and appointments. Written documentation should focus on processes that are complex and vulnerable to mistakes, rather than just status reports.

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Do I need a sample if I want to do a handover in an office?

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Yes, it is helpful in getting you prepared for your handover.

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How do I send mail from person to person in an office?

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Write a short note and have someone deliver it.

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Is it possible to handover when one was dismissed without a notice period?

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It depends. If you request for time to handover properly, you may be permitted to do that. It depends on the circumstances and the company's policies.

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