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> can you explain the learnings from your recent project? I've seen a lot of organisations publish "learnings" as an artifact of the retrospective on a project
by pards 4y ago
> can you explain the learnings from your recent project?
I've seen a lot of organisations publish "learnings" as an artifact of the retrospective on a project that went pear-shaped, but IMHO they can only be classified as learnings once the org has internalised the error(s), developed strategies to mitigate against them, and demonstrated an ability to avoid them.
Until then, they're merely a set of recommendations (with a grammatically questionable name).
- KineticLensman 4y agoHence the distinction between lessons identified and lessons learned
- pclmulqdq 4y agoAnd hence a reason why "learnings" is so powerful: it doesn't make it clear that you have actually learned your lesson.