“…While knowledge sharing speed, that is, the speed of the requested knowledge transfer from the knowledge holder to the requester, is a considerably clear and homogeneous category, knowledge sharing quality is much more complicated and can be divided into several subcategories. A considerable amount of structures of such subcategories has been suggested in the literature (Cabrera & Cabrera, 2002 ; Rumanti et al, 2018 ; Witherspoon et al, 2013 ); one of the possible high‐level classifications of knowledge quality criteria divides these into, for example, knowledge sharing fullness (i.e., does the knowledge holder transfer all the volume of the requested knowledge item) and adequacy (i.e., does the knowledge holder react to the knowledge sharing request by transferring exactly that knowledge item that is being requested) (Blagov et al, 2020 ; Doronin et al, 2020 ; Gavrilova et al, 2012 ; Younis & Adel, 2020 ).…”