Post-Mortems

A hand-drawn sheet headed Sprint 8 Retrospective, with a timeline across the top and panels for Start Doing, Continue Doing, Stop Doing, Shout-outs, Action Items, and a chart of happiness against confidence.
Dr ian mitchell, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)
Post-mortems are named as a method for learning from both gains and losses, through rigorous analysis of failures, unintended consequences, ethical lapses and suppressed alternatives.
Named among the methods necessary for learning from both gains and losses, where records exist or can be reconstructed: rigorously analysing failures, unintended consequences, ethical lapses and suppressed alternatives.

In the Framework

  • Design Ethnoevolution · concept

In the book

  • Chapter 2, section 019 · Design Ethnoevolution: The Evolution of Knowledge
Methods