Learn about an easy tool Agile companies use for fast paced learning and early course correction - and how you can apply and improve through this as a high school or uni student in your own context.
4. Regardless of what we discover,
we understand and truly believe
that everyone did the best job
they could, given what they knew
at the time, their skills and
abilities, the resources
available, and the situation at
hand.
Norm Kerth
Retrospective Prime Directive
No Blame!
No Judgement!
Psychological
Safety!
Growth Mindset!
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5. Example Retrospective - Format: Plus-Delta (+ / Δ)
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Write up
things that
+ went well
Δ should change
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6. Example Retrospective - Format: Mad Glad Sad
Image Source: https://blog.mikepearce.net/2013/02/14/mad-glad-sad-retrospectives/
Write up things
that made you
● Mad
● Glad
● Sad
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7. Example Retrospective - Format: Starfish
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Write up things to
● Keep Doing
● Stop Doing
● Start Doing
● do More Of
● do Less Of
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8. Example Retrospective - Format: Sailboat
ImageSource:https://dribbble.com/shots/2582999-Agile-retrospective
SAILBOAT
You/your team
ISLAND
Your goal (e.g. project)
WIND
Helps to get you there
ANCHOR
Holding you back
ROCKS
Future risks preventing
you from reaching the
island
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13. ImageSource:https://unsplash.com/photos/3BgkveM3y_k
An Invitation
To try a Retrospective in
your own context after
Activate Agile.
1. Think about a project/
team/situation you
think could improve
2. Pick a Retro format
3. Run Retro &
Define actions
4. Schedule next Retro &
Execute your actions
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14. Let’s try it!
Context
Our table is 1 big team!
Our Goal
Create the BEST ever
experience for Activate
Agile
Retrospective
● What went well? (+)
● What should
change? (Δ)
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Plus-Delta (+ / Δ) Retrospective
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