Poker players call it resulting: judging a decision by its outcome. A good bet can lose. A bad bet can win. Judge the bet.
For your work
Did you gather the information available? Did you think it through? Did you act in time? If yes, the decision was good regardless of result.
Why it matters
Judging by outcomes makes you timid after bad luck and reckless after good. Judging by process keeps you steady.
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