After a series of training sessions aimed at improving project risk management techniques, you intend to measure the impact of the training on your project team’s performance. Which of the following methods provides the most direct evidence of the enhancement in their skills and the training's effectiveness?
Reviewing the attendance records of the team members who participated in the training sessions
Comparing the cost of training versus the financial impact on the project’s budget
Evaluating the improvement in risk management outcomes through documented lessons learned from recent project phases
Conducting a survey to gather the project team’s feedback on the training content and trainer effectiveness
Evaluating the improvement in risk management outcomes through documented lessons learned provides the most direct evidence of how skills were applied and improved results were achieved. This reflects the ability of team members to integrate the training into their work processes. In contrast, surveys and questionnaires may only capture the team's perception of the training rather than actual performance, and attendance records merely show participation without indicating skill acquisition.
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