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#+title: Retrospectives
#+date: <2025-11-05 wed 20:46>
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* Dates:
- First retrospective meeting held at the end of sprint 1: <2025-11-04 Tue>
- Second retrospective (and subsequent biweekly ones): <2025-11-18 Tue>
** Retros from <2025-12-02 Tue>
[[../../assets/images/reviews/02-12-25-retros.jpg]]
* Introduction:
Retrospectives are part of the agile methodology of working, and is a way for the team to discuss and reflect on the way the sprint went.
** Purpose of Sprint Retrospectives
- Continuous improvement: Teams inspect their work and processes to enhance quality and effectiveness.
- Reflection and learning: Members discuss what went well, what didnt, and why.
- Actionable change: The goal is to identify specific improvements and implement them in the next sprint.
** Key Activities During a Retrospective
- Review the sprint: Examine interactions, tools, processes, and outcomes.
- Identify successes and challenges: Celebrate wins and analyse problems.
- Generate insights: Explore root causes of issues and assumptions that led to missteps.
- Plan improvements: Decide on changes to try in the next sprint, often adding them to the backlog.
** Who Participates
- Entire Scrum Team: Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Developers.
- Optional stakeholders if their input is valuable, but the focus remains on the teams internal dynamics.
** Common Retrospective Techniques
- Start, Stop, Continue: What to begin, cease, or keep doing.
- Mad, Sad, Glad: Emotional reflection on the sprint.
- 4Ls (Liked, Learned, Lacked, Longed for): A deeper dive into team sentiment and learning.
** Timing and Format
- Held at the end of each sprint, typically lasting 6090 minutes.
- Can be in-person, remote, or hybrid, using tools like sticky notes, voting widgets, and templates.
** Best Practices
- Keep it constructive and focused.
- Ensure psychological safety so team members feel comfortable sharing.
- Follow through on action items to avoid stagnation and disillusionment.
* Frameworks used
Boat model:
[[../../assets/images/retrospective_boat_model.png]]