Lesson Learned

 What should you avoid when you are organizing documents as lessons learned?

 

o Devise the lessons learned documentation in a wording which is easy to understand for a reader who is not familiar with the project.
o Lessons learned must detail how certain groups or persons caused failures and delays, especially if they are inside the own organization.
o Writing lessons learned should be an exercise enhancing your personal learning experience. Make sure you grasp what you are writing down.
o Keep lessons learned documents at a place where they are easy to access and to retrieve for those who may later need the information.

 3 option is correct answer

 According to Oliver option 2 is the right answer

I got that question in others Mock ( actually 3 different mock )

Fist mock answer was = Lessons learn must detail how certain groups or persons caused failures

 

The two others mock got the same answer = Writing lessons learn should be a nexercise enhancing your personal learning experience

 

 

Anyone can confirm what is the real answer, and why ?

 

thanks

i t  should be 3 which we have to avoid....

Choice 3 talks about "personal learning experience" and others looks good from project and team perspective. I guess 3 should be avoided.

Thanks
Satyam Das, PMP