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Another simple way of recording findings is to add a “Findings” column to the spreadsheet where we created our tree(s).:
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This works well when the findings map directly to specific items in our trees. For findings that need action (see below), you may want to highlight these according (e.g. red cell background).For more general findings, you may want to create an area at the bottom of the spreadsheet to document these:
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The benefit of this method is context – when you come back to revise this tree (or extract the best ideas from it for a new tree), you’ll see the specific items that performed well or poorly.
The main drawback of this method is the same for hardcopy markup above – it makes it a bit harder to see the big picture across tasks and across different trees.
Finally, for more general findings, you may want to create an area at the bottom of the spreadsheet to document these:
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Next: Turning findings into actions
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