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      The Best Time to Document Project Lessons Learned
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      The Best Time to Document Project Lessons Learned

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      The Best Time to Document Project Lessons Learned book

      The Best Time to Document Project Lessons Learned

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      The Best Time to Document Project Lessons Learned book

      ByMel Bost
      BookProject Management Lessons Learned

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      Edition 1st Edition
      First Published 2018
      Imprint Auerbach Publications
      Pages 4
      eBook ISBN 9780429490361
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      ABSTRACT

      The best time should be a time that will allow for reflection, feedback, and adjustment of any project assumption or other parameters that would contribute to the success of a project. It should be a time that will allow win–win solutions to be identified from issues with different viewpoints, as opposed to the compromise solutions that often occur in projects when a full look back and analysis has not been conducted. In the past, project Lessons Learned were often modeled after the After Action Reviews from the military, in which a review session would be conducted after a military operation to capture Lessons Learned and positively impact the behavior of the team in future exercises. This was a convenient time for such reviews. Documenting Lessons Learned at multiple points during a project allows a look back at the assumptions versus reality of the project and affords the opportunity to define new assumptions for the remaining portions of the project.

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