Question:
A project manager rallies the team together for one final meeting, which will complete with a celebration for the successful achievement of the project’s final feature. During the meeting, the project manager documents feedback from the team about what went well and what could have been improved throughout the project’s life. The project manager also discusses the achievement of planned advantages. In what project artifact will the project manager record this information?
The lessons learned register is typically created early on within the project’s life and updated at various points throughout the project (i.e., end of a phase). At the end of the project, a final lessons learned session is held to capture information, which will then be archived for future reference.