Closing a Project Successfully: Learnings and Next Steps

Bill Carmody discusses the importance of effectively closing a project. He emphasizes conducting a postmortem to evaluate successes and areas for improvement, analyzing budget adherence, and fostering continuous learning. The process involves gathering team insights, formalizing feedback, and documenting lessons learned. A final meeting allows for additional insights and ensures a comprehensive closure, setting the stage for improved future projects.

Why is it important to gather feedback from the team after project completion?

What steps can be taken to ensure continuous improvement in project management?