What word can be used for work done after some event (i.e. the opposite of preparation)?





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Let's say there is some event/meeting/etc. Some tasks are done in advance to prepare for this event - i.e. they are done in preparation of this event/meeting.



Then, after the actual event happens there are some more tasks to be done - e.g. documentation/organizational tasks/communication/...



What word could be used to describe these sort of tasks, performed after the fact?





  • Cleanup doesn't quite fit the bill because it is rather misleading on what is actually done.


  • Debrief fits rather well, but there is only one person involved - i.e. there is no-one to actually debrief...






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    Let's say there is some event/meeting/etc. Some tasks are done in advance to prepare for this event - i.e. they are done in preparation of this event/meeting.



    Then, after the actual event happens there are some more tasks to be done - e.g. documentation/organizational tasks/communication/...



    What word could be used to describe these sort of tasks, performed after the fact?





    • Cleanup doesn't quite fit the bill because it is rather misleading on what is actually done.


    • Debrief fits rather well, but there is only one person involved - i.e. there is no-one to actually debrief...






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      Let's say there is some event/meeting/etc. Some tasks are done in advance to prepare for this event - i.e. they are done in preparation of this event/meeting.



      Then, after the actual event happens there are some more tasks to be done - e.g. documentation/organizational tasks/communication/...



      What word could be used to describe these sort of tasks, performed after the fact?





      • Cleanup doesn't quite fit the bill because it is rather misleading on what is actually done.


      • Debrief fits rather well, but there is only one person involved - i.e. there is no-one to actually debrief...






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      Let's say there is some event/meeting/etc. Some tasks are done in advance to prepare for this event - i.e. they are done in preparation of this event/meeting.



      Then, after the actual event happens there are some more tasks to be done - e.g. documentation/organizational tasks/communication/...



      What word could be used to describe these sort of tasks, performed after the fact?





      • Cleanup doesn't quite fit the bill because it is rather misleading on what is actually done.


      • Debrief fits rather well, but there is only one person involved - i.e. there is no-one to actually debrief...






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