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Do you have the "What went well" section in your postmortems?

Here's an argument to have one with explanation of why this is important.

tl;dr: Because while each incident is different, there is a set of skills and behaviors that allow one to improvise under pressure to mitigate an incident. These skills and behaviors can be taught as well, and your "What went well" section is also for that.

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Surfing Complexity “What went well” is more than just a pat on the back When writing up my impressions of the GCP incident report, Cindy Sridharan’s tweet reminded me that I failed to comment on an important part of it, how the responders brought the overloaded s…
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