How do you conduct a project closure and lessons learned review in the closing process group?
Project closure and lessons learned review are two important activities in the closing process group of the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK). They help you finalize your project deliverables, evaluate your project performance, document your project outcomes, and capture your project learnings. In this article, you will learn how to conduct a project closure and lessons learned review in the closing process group following the PMBOK guidelines.
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Structured session planning:When conducting a lessons learned review, it's key to plan a well-structured session. This involves a clear agenda that encourages open discussion about both successes and areas needing improvement.
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Engage your team:To make lessons learned sessions productive, actively work on getting your team involved. Frame these meetings as valuable rather than merely focusing on past failures to ensure future project success.