A construction team holds debriefs after major project mistakes to find root causes and decide whether to change contracts, issue change orders, or brief the sales team. The goal is preventing the same problems on future builds.
Every one of our projects, no matter if you're doing the same house over and over again, it's there's always something different. So we're always learning as to how to make changes or whatever. And I would just say when they're big learning experiences, we sit down with our team and say, "How can we make sure it doesn't happen again?" And once again, we sit as an office and a field team together and determine, okay, this happened in the field. What do we need to do in the office to ensure? Does that have to go into our contracts that we're not responsible for that? Do we make a change order for that? Do we do we let our sales teams know, like, hey, you're selling the same kind of projects, make sure you let them know this could be a problem.
