Agile Retrospectives
About this book
Derby and Larsen give a five stage structure for retrospectives covering set the stage, gather data, generate insights, decide what to do, and close. The bulk of the book is a catalogue of activities for each stage, with timings, materials and the situations each suits. Also covers leading the session, working with difficult dynamics, and choosing activities that match the team and the moment.
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Related concepts
- Lessons learnedWhy lessons are captured continuously, the difference between a project register and an organisational repository, and what makes a lesson reusable.
- The Sprint RetrospectiveThe event that concludes the Sprint, in which the Scrum Team inspects how it worked and identifies the changes that would make the next Sprint more effective.
- How a Scrum Master Facilitates Each Scrum EventFacilitation carries the process while the group keeps the content, which is what separates helping an event reach its purpose from chairing it.
- Retrospectives and continuous improvementA regular inspection of how the work is being done, conducted so that it produces one change with an owner, and never a list of complaints that nobody acts upon.