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post mortem ??
With many thanks for all your previous excellent replies
dear all,
"... This is made a part of a
post mortem
when it should be part of planning."
What does "post mortem" mean here?
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Re: post mortem ??
A post mortem can be an analysis after the event.
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Re: post mortem ??
PS- Especially when things go wrong or don't go according to plan.
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Re: post mortem ??
Someone put the cart before the horse.
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Flogging a dead horse?
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Re: post mortem ??
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Flogging a dead horse?
How would you translate that to real time? Jump start a Chevy?
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