Retrospective

Retrospectives are reflection meetings where agile teams review, reflect, and evaluate the performance of their processes at the end of each iteration.

What is Retrospective

Retrospectives (aka. reflection workshops) are adaptability review meetings where agile teams review, reflect, and evaluate the performance of their processes at the end of each iteration. Retrospectives could help to improve productivity, capabilities, quality and capacity. Two styles of retrospectives include SAMOLO and start doing (Keep) – stop doing (Drop) – keep doing (Add). There are five typical steps in a retrospective meeting as follows:
  1. Set the stage
  2. Gather data
  3. Generate insight
  4. Decide what to do
  5. Close the retrospective
  Some agile methods that do not have iterations, such as Kanban, can conduct retrospectives at desired intervals (e.g., every fourteen days).

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