How to run an effective retrospective 🔗
Really nice article about effective retrospectives: https://www.notonlycode.org/effective-retrospective/
The accompanying YouTube video also adds more insight: https://youtu.be/ZbAIkWCfBuc
He focuses on the point of retros: Without improvement, the retrospective is a waste of time.
- keep it simple
- what went well, what to improve
- implement improvements
- start with problems
- clarify
- then discuss solutions
- this is why starting with "keep doing/stop doing" is bad because it jumps to solutions
Follow the links - his other articles and videos look equally interesting.