So, we're talking about the project manager. He will be in charge of making critical decisions that will ensure the project's completion and success. The kind of lessons gained that you believe are most important to future projects as a project manager are listed below.

1) Project planning is critical, and planning will assist managers in making the best decisions for the project's success.

2) A project risk assessment will be conducted, in which all project hazards will be identified, and necessary action will be made to enhance productivity.

3) Decisions will be made based only on the circumstances, and they will be made in order to enhance the project's profitability.

During the project's ending phase, how else can you assist the next project manager or the company with future initiatives?

During the project's closing phase, the project manager will be required to make crucial calls in order to increase the organization's efficiency and profitability.

The following are some of the options:

1) All output audits will be carried out in order to enhance productivity.

2) During the final phase of the project, the cost of the project will be calculated such that the project budget will not be finished.

From the list of the lessons learned, which one do you think might be difficult to communicate to the next program manager? How would facilitate the communciation?