Retrospective Short Subjects

7.4 Activity: Short Subjects Use to Decide What to Do in an iteration retrospective. Purpose Help to discover differing perspectives on how the team is doing and provide variety in … - Selection from Agile Retrospectives [Book]

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Try the Likes / Wishes / Wonders template for free today to use in your next meeting. It has already been used 1283 times | EasyRetro

Rose, Bud, Thorn is a Design Thinking exercise to help teams recognize positives, pain points, and potential. Here’s how it works… | EasyRetro

Use these simple retrospectives to run an efficient and engaging meeting with your project team to reflect on what went well and what to improve.

When you need to evaluate a project's success in a short amount of time, a quick retrospective can help. Try it today!

Sprint retrospectives are terrific and quick way for you and your team to reflect on previous work, upcoming work, goals to achieve, and ideas for improvement. In the Curiosity Tank class called Orchestrate we borrow the fun “Anchors and Wind” approach to ascertain how we are feeling about planning

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Adding a “start, stop, continue” discussion to a meeting can be an easy way to introduce agency and autonomy to a team. Then it can be expanded later to introduce full retrospective (see starfish retrospective)

One of the under-emphasized aspects of Scrum is the importance of the sprint retrospective. We all know about the stand-ups and the various planning meetings, but not all teams take the retrospecti…