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The point of these exercises isn't to determine exactly what you would do in those precise circumstances. Think of them like conversation starters - what could
by slater 5y ago
The point of these exercises isn't to determine exactly what you would do in those precise circumstances. Think of them like conversation starters - what could we do today in case something like that happened tomorrow?
What are your favourite "unexpected events"?
- codingdave 5y agoBut the point of risk management is exactly that: to determine what you would do in those circumstances (in more or less detail, based on priority of risk). The well-known process is to identify risks, analyze them, prioritize them, plan/mitigate them, and monitor for them to actually happen. Your post dances around the first point -- identification - but there is an entire practice surrounding the rest of the process.