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1. Begin by gathering all relevant information about the incident or project that the post mortem will be focused on.
2. Create a clear and concise outline or template for the post mortem report, including sections such as background information, timeline of events, causes of the incident, impact analysis, and recommendations for improvement.
3. Start by providing a brief background on the incident or project, including any relevant context or details that may help the reader understand the situation.
4. Lay out a detailed timeline of events, documenting when and how each significant incident occurred and any actions taken to mitigate or address the issue.
5. Analyze the causes of the incident, considering both immediate triggers and underlying factors that contributed to the problem.
6. Evaluate the impact of the incident, including any disruptions or consequences for the team, the organization, or any stakeholders.
7. Identify and discuss any lessons learned or insights gained from the incident, and propose actionable recommendations for preventing similar incidents in the future.
8. Review and revise the post mortem report, ensuring clarity, accuracy, and relevance of the information presented.
9. Share the post mortem report with relevant stakeholders, such as team members, project managers, or executives, and facilitate a discussion or meeting to further explore the findings and recommendations.
10. Follow up on the recommendations and track their implementation, periodically reviewing and updating the post mortem report as needed.

Who needs a post mortem?

1. A post mortem is beneficial for any individual, team, or organization that wishes to improve their processes, learn from past incidents, and prevent similar issues in the future.
2. Commonly, post mortems are conducted in software development, engineering, project management, and other industries where incidents or failures can occur.
3. Project managers, team leads, engineers, developers, and other stakeholders involved in the project or incident may all benefit from participating in or reviewing a post mortem.

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What is a post mortem?

A post mortem is a process of examining a completed project or event to identify what went well, what could have been improved, and what can be learned for future projects.

Who is required to file a post mortem?

Typically, project managers or team leaders are required to file a post mortem for the projects they are responsible for.

How to fill out a post mortem?

A post mortem can be filled out by documenting the project objectives, challenges faced, successes achieved, lessons learned, and recommendations for future projects.

What is the purpose of a post mortem?

The purpose of a post mortem is to reflect on past projects in order to improve future project outcomes and processes.

What information must be reported on a post mortem?

Information such as project objectives, challenges, successes, lessons learned, and recommendations must be reported on a post mortem.