or the past 10 years, we have been designing and implementing an ERP system to get a leg up on our competition and improve our reporting metrics. It was not easy, but the developers had to enlist the help of our "dinosaurs" to integrate the current workflows of our legacy system into the new software package.

Fortunately, in time, our "pre-historic predators" agreed to share their knowledge, and their value to the organization grew even larger.

How likely is it that tenured employees are unwilling to share information because they are afraid that someone may find incriminating evidence against them?