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This document outlines procedural insights and programming methodologies for model railroaders using DCC Specialties’ Hares and Wabbits, including lessons learned by the authors and practical examples

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What is lessons learned and 3-ways?

Lessons learned and 3-ways is a documentation process that captures valuable insights gained from a project or activity and outlines three key takeaways or recommendations.

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To fill out the lessons learned and 3-ways form, team members should reflect on their experiences, identify key lessons, and provide three actionable recommendations for future projects.

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