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By signing these Lessons Learned, you commit that the organization will use these lessons as inputs to future projects.\n\u000f\nNote to the Author\nUse this template to help you document lessons learned on the project. The template includes instructions to the author, boilerplate text, and fields that should be replaced with specific project values.\nBlue text enclosed in angle brackets (\u003Ctext>) either provides instructions to the document author, or describes the intent, assumptions and context for content included in this document. Delete the blue text as you fill out the document.\nBrown text enclosed in square brackets ([text]) indicates an example. Replace the brown text as you fill out the document.\nPlease delete this page before completing the document.\n\u000f\nSection 1: Stakeholder Satisfaction Survey\nStakeholder / End User Survey Results\n\u003CBefore documenting your lessons learned, formally survey stakeholders and end users to measure satisfaction. Stakeholders include the project team, project stakeholders and the project business and executive sponsors.\nSurveys can be administered through Qualtrics or a variety of web forms (HTM, Google Forms, etc..\nYou can survey stakeholder and end user satisfaction at any time during the project but do plan to gather it at least once when the project work is complete. Example questions:\nHow effective was the project team at delivering the agreed upon product(s)?\nWere you given a reasonable level of input on project decisions?\nHow satisfied were you with what the project produced?\nWhat went well?\nWhat could be done differently next time?\nHow well prepared were you to use what the project produced?\nHow well did the project team communicate how the project was going to impact you?\nWhat did you want to know that was not communicated?\nHow can the project team engage more effectively with you?\nWhat other feedback do you want to provide?>\n[Include the survey results in the Lessons Learned Report.]\nSection 2: Lessons Learned\n\u003CWhen the project work is complete, assemble the sponsor, those who worked on the project and key stakeholders for a lessons-learned meeting. Think about:\nWhat went well?\nWhat could be done differently next time?\nWhat unexpected risks or issues did the project have to deal with?\nHow do our processes need to change to better meet project goals?\nAs an alternative, begin gathering lessons learned informally as soon as the project begins.>\nSponsor Satisfaction\n\u003CAsk the business and executive sponsor(s) how satisfied they were with the project.>\n[Very satisfied]\n[Somewhat satisfied]\n[Neither satisfied or unsatisfied]\n[Somewhat dissatisfied]\n[Very dissatisfied]\n[Please explain]\nSponsor Lessons Learned\n\u003CAsk the business and executive sponsor(s) to list a few things that went well and a few that could be done differently on the next project.>\n[Lesson 1]\n[Lesson 2]\n[Lesson 3]\nProject Manager Lessons Learned\n\u003CAs the project manager, identify a few things that went well and a few that could be done differently on the next project.>\n[Lesson 1]\n[Lesson 2]\n[Lesson 3]\nProject Team Lessons Learned\n\u003CAsk the project team members to list a few things that went well and a few that could be done differently on the next project.>\n[Lesson 1]\n[Lesson 2]\n[Lesson 3]\nAdditional Lessons Learned\n\u003CList any additional lessons learned or remove this section.>\n[Lesson 1]\n[Lesson 2]\n[Lesson 3]","cbCaiceYtJkcL0Ju","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiceYtJkcL0Ju","docx",42231,"English","# Section 1: Stakeholder Satisfaction Survey\n## Stakeholder / End User Survey Results\n# Section 2: Lessons Learned\n## Sponsor Satisfaction\n## Sponsor Lessons Learned\n## Project Manager Lessons Learned\n## Project Team Lessons Learned\n## Additional Lessons Learned","[{\"question\":\"What does accepting the Lessons Learned indicate?\",\"answer\":\"Acceptance indicates understanding of what went well and what could be done differently, and confirms that the organization will use these lessons as inputs to future projects.\"},{\"question\":\"When should stakeholder and end-user satisfaction surveys be conducted?\",\"answer\":\"Surveys can be administered at any time during the project, but should be planned at least once when the project work is complete.\"},{\"question\":\"Who should document lessons learned and what should they focus on?\",\"answer\":\"Sponsors, the project manager, and the project team should list items that went well and items that could be done differently next time, including any unexpected risks or issues and needed process changes.\"}]","Lessons Learned Report - Project Stakeholder Satisfaction And Lessons Learned Sections | DOCX"]