Retrospective Templates
A retrospective template is a useful tool to help teams assess the results and progress of a sprint. Providing a mean…
Start Stop Continue (SSC) is a simple retrospective format that encourages team members to look at the positive and n…
Retrospectives are an important tool for identifying areas for improvement, promoting process improvements, and ensur…
The sailboat in the image serves as a metaphor for the team; they identify the anchors that slow them down, the winds…
Mad Sad Glad is an example of an organization tool that is employed by a team in order to encourage discussion of per…
The main idea is to pass the common retrospective dynamics like thumbs up and down. Including new ideas (team brainst…
Having been started in Seattle in 2009, Lean Coffee is a new format of holding meetings. It is extremely easy to lear…
Norman Kerth created this technique and retrospectives as well.
Better known as the Starfish retrospective, this technique was developed by Patrick Kua with the intention of helping…
Based on the story of the three little pigs and their quest for at strong house to live in.
Simple retrospective using a Speed Car metaphor. Engine - Things that are moving is faster. Prachute - Things we beli…
Very similar to Mad - Sad - Glad, but a little more focused on the sentiment graduation
Silent generation for ideas, sorted by perceived urgency
In this retrospective, your team will use Harry Potter spells and artifacts to brainstorm and improve. Felix Felicis…
Things that your team need to keep, things you need to add, things that you need more of and things you need less of.
This retrospective template was inspired by the KonMari method, created by Marie Kondo and described in her book "The…
This retrospective format is inspired by the series Game of Thrones. Your team should reflect on what are you great a…
Share what you love, want, hate and learn from the iteration phase
This technique consists of the basic retrospective template (What went well, Things to improve and action items), but…
At one point or the other, we are all faced with difficult decisions that require taking immediate action. Sometimes,…
