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your team needs to prepare an answer to this big question (what's the next step?) for your meeting with methe first of the three meetings.
You do not have to come to the meeting with every one of the questions below answered, but you must be prepared to discuss the how you are addressing project completion questions, including implementation, handoff, and reconnecting with stakeholders. And I also want to your team to commit to getting one thing next step done in the time that remains. see For some groups, the most valuable next step will fall under the "completion" heading, but others will map out different goals. See the suggestions below, and click "edit" to add your ideas to this list!!
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- For self
- For team
- Explore the emotional dimension of your reflection—recall that bad/unpleasant feelings can block learning and inquiry
Use your project experience to build your connections, your network, your domain knowledge
- Network with Sloan faculty, peers, alumns, or others it might otherwise be difficult to talk to Offer your experience and observations in the future--reconnect to past conversations, class content, etc in light of your recent experience, offering your observations and thoughts as a starting point for such conversations
- Figure out what you want to learn next--what do you want to know, now?
Other things? What do YOU want to make of the remaining time?
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