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<\/a> Figure 19.1: Celebrate! Your project is over\u2026 at least until the next one.Photo from Barron & Barron Project Management for Scientists and Engineers, http:\/\/cnx.org\/content\/col11120\/1.4\/[\/caption]\n
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Attribution<\/strong><\/h2>\nThis chapter of Project Management<\/em> is a derivative copy of Project Management by Merrie Barron and Andrew Barron licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported.<\/a><\/p>\n\n","rendered":"The project team should celebrate their accomplishments, and the project manager should officially recognize their efforts, thank them for their participation, and officially close the project. A celebration helps team members formally recognize the project\u2019s end and brings closure to the work they\u2019ve done. It also encourages them to remember what they\u2019ve learned and start thinking about how their experiences will benefit them and the organization during the next project.<\/p>\n
The project team should celebrate their accomplishments, and the project manager should officially recognize their efforts, thank them for their participation, and officially close the project. A celebration helps team members formally recognize the project\u2019s end and brings closure to the work they\u2019ve done. It also encourages them to remember what they\u2019ve learned and start thinking about how their experiences will benefit them and the organization during the next project.<\/p>\n