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Description: The ‘Post-Mortem’ is a meeting held at the end of a project, aimed at reflecting on the process and outcomes achieved. During this session, team members analyze both the positive and negative aspects of the project, identifying what went well and what could be improved in future initiatives. This practice is fundamental in agile […]