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With Echometer's versatile templates, you can create creative formats for your retrospectives and 1-to-1 meetings in no time at all.
Use surveys in Echometer to gather asynchronous feedback before the retrospectives and One-on-One meetings.
Echometer's integrated team health check automatically records the long-term development of your team.
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Echometer's built-in measure tracking ensures that the effectiveness of each task is reflected, promoting continuous learning for the team.
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