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Once a project is complete, you can use this postmortem template to structure your process, lead discussion, and capture notes and takeaways.  \nProject name  \nParticipants  \nMeeting Date  \nHelpful Links  \nLink any reference links (survey results, documents) that participants can view ahead of the meeting here.  \nOverall Postmortem Process  \n• Schedule a postmortem shortly after the project ends so that the experience is fresh in people’s minds.  \n• Send out a survey to collect feedback from team members.  \n• Share meeting agenda/template with all team members (A copy of this document).  \n• Discuss initial project objectives and compare to actual outcomes.  \n• Recap timeline and compare to the original plan.  \n• Review team feedback around specific items from the survey (processes, outcomes, goals) and discuss what worked well and what could have gone better.  \n• Identify and assign items for improvement for future projects.  \n• After the postmortem, share takeaways and areas for improvement with team members and key stakeholders to apply to projects going forward.  \nAgenda  \nWhat was the overall goal for this project? Did outcomes meet this goal?  \nWhat went well?  \nWhat could have gone better?  \nWhat are improvements we can make for next time?  \nWhat was the timeline for this project? How did this compare to the original plan?  \nWhat went well?  \nWhat could have gone better?  \nWhat are improvements we can make for next time?  \nProject Discussion Area  \nList subcategories or discussion questions from the survey that require further discussion. Feel free to create as many copies of this page to ensure all relevant topics are discussed fully.  \nProject Discussion Area 1:  \nWhat went well?  \nWhat could have gone better?  \nWhat are improvements we can make for next time?  \nProject Discussion Area 2:  \nWhat went well?  \nWhat could have gone better?  \nWhat are improvements we can make for next time?  \nProject Discussion Area 3:  \nWhat went well?  \nWhat could have gone better?  \nWhat are improvements we can make for next time?  \nProject Discussion Area 4:  \nWhat went well?  \nWhat could have gone better?  \nWhat are improvements we can make for next time?  \nProject Discussion Area 5:  \nWhat went well?  \nWhat could have gone better?  \nWhat are improvements we can make for next time?  \nNotes  \nOverall notes or takeaways","cbCailjNxc6WeYD7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailjNxc6WeYD7","pdf",134150,9,"English","# Overall Postmortem Process\n## Agenda\n## Project Discussion Area\n## Notes","[{\"question\":\"What information does the postmortem meeting template ask teams to prepare?\",\"answer\":\"It requests project name, participants, meeting date, and helpful reference links such as survey results or documents. 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