6 tips for beginners: facilitating an agile retrospective
The moderation and design of retrospectives is often left to trained Scrum Masters and Agile Coaches who already have a lot of experience with
Jean Michel Diaz
April 10, 2020
The moderation and design of retrospectives is often left to trained Scrum Masters and Agile Coaches who already have a lot of experience with
“Remote teams”, ie distributed teams, are the trend. So how do you deal with coordination and management in teams spread over several locations?
“Remote teams”, ie distributed teams, are the trend. So how do you deal with coordination and management in teams spread over several locations?
Retrospectives are one of the most important meetings for agile teams to reflect on and further develop their collaboration. The frequency varies in
“Remote teams”, ie distributed teams, are the trend. So how do you deal with coordination and management in teams spread over several locations?
Stand on the right, walk on the left. Yellow is plastic, blue is paper. Goethe's Faust, Beethoven's third. Even if we are not directly aware of it,
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In the world of work, one hears constantly that we are in the VUCA world and that we are dealing with ourselves
Nodding, approving murmur, empty looks around the room. A retrospective shouldn't work like this. And yet many teams report
Are you having trouble designing retrospectives? Do you often talk past each other? We show how to properly design and communicate retrospectives.
