How to Facilitate the Sprint Retrospective

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In this Introduction to Facilitating the Sprint Retrospective video, you'll learn a quick step-by-step how to guide your team through a Sprint Retrospective with techniques such as the Prime Directive, the Perfection Game from Core Protocols*, Dot Voting and Affinity Mapping so that your team can leave the Sprint Retrospective with ideas on how to improve.
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@MrApacis Жыл бұрын

Good stuff. Thank you

@Sina-sd6qp 7 ай бұрын

What would you suggest doing if the team does not act on the agreed improvements from the last sprints?

@ScrumOrg 7 ай бұрын

If this is the case the team should likely revisit this in their Retrospective and discuss why they weren't acted on, and from that discussion perhaps more improvements will need to be made/addressed, they may decide to continue working toward the same improvements, or uncover a reason why the proposed improvements did not make sense for them.

@Sina-sd6qp 7 ай бұрын

@@ScrumOrg Which of the following options would you then choose? - Add the improvement action(s) automatically to the Sprint Backlog for the next Sprint. - Build in a feedback mechanism allowing teams to inspect their previously agreed improvement actions and adapt if needed. - Give the team a motivational talk and explain why it is important to follow up on improvement actions.

@Hescar1 Жыл бұрын

what happens if the team members cant think of one thing to improve ?

@Hescar1 Жыл бұрын

@@glaudiacalifano4528 umm I mean more in the solution side of thinks. I can help the team ask this questions but come up with solutions is where I see that the usual its " i dont know"

@dan-minware Жыл бұрын

@@Hescar1 "I don't know" is super common - it's tough for people to remember what they had for breakfast, let alone asking them vague questions about what happened during a sprint. I suggest using a tool like minware to run data-driven sprint retros -- you will likely run into the opposite problem, conversations will go long!

@b.a9891 Жыл бұрын

Your narrative does not make sense .. Words matter and they have meaning . Perfection game was designed and is intended to reflect on what could make something perfect the next time ( in this instance what would make the sprint perfect and receives a 10 over 10 the next time ? If the message intended is not to focus on perfection but rather an actionable improvement (15% solution for instance ) which is totally legitimate than please don’t call it perfection game .