While everything that happened on St. Patrick's Day and on the days around it are still fresh in people's minds, grab paper and pencil, sit down with your team for thirty minutes and take notes on what went well, what went not so well and what you'd want to change for next year.
While everything that happened on St. Patrick’s Day and on the days around it are still fresh in people’s minds, grab paper and pencil, sit down with your team for thirty minutes and take notes on what went well, what went not so well and what you’d want to change for next year.
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