A(n) ________ is a methodology that analyzes a past project event to determine what worked and what didn't, develops lessons learned, and creates an action plan that ensures lessons learned are used to improve management of future projects.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
retrospective
A retrospective is a methodology that analyzes a past project event to determine what worked and what didn't, develops lessons learned, and creates an action plan that ensures lessons learned are used to improve management of future projects. The major goals of retrospectives are to reuse solutions and stop repetitive mistakes across the organization.
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A. quid pro quo B. mixed-motive C. reasonable accommodation D. prima facie E. disparate impact