11. For the Facebook retrospective, I printed out
different elements of our Scrum process on A4
paper.
12. Examples of these elements are: standup, demo,
sprint planning, JIRA, team communication etc. There
were 12 different topics.
13. Each of the pieces of paper
had the topic written on it and
two columns:
Like and Dislike.
14. I introduced each of these topics briefly, so everyone
understood what I meant with them.
15. Next, I asked everyone to get up and walk over to
wall with the cards on it. Everyone had to decide if
they ‘liked’ or disliked the topic on each card by
putting their name in one of the columns.
16.
17. After everyone was done, I added up the likes and
the dislikes seperately.
There turned to be two groups of cards:
28. 1. People found having only Like and Dislike quite
limited. They suggested to add up a ‘neutral’ field.
(Allowing people not to pick any option would be
another solution.)
29. 2. The team suggested to add a number of cards
without predefined topics, so they add their own.
30. Time planning
Energizer 5 min
Explanation 5 min
Choose Like or Dislike 10 min
Discuss outcome 10 min
Write down actions 10 min
Discuss actions 10 min
Retro 5 min
End session 5 min
31. Did you like this retrospective setup? Try it out for
yourself and let me know how it went!
32. I am Jasper Verdooren,
founder of Sygmoid.
Find me at
www.sygmoid.nl
about.me/jasperverdooren
www.slideshare.com/jasperverdooren
www.linkedin.com/in/jasperverdooren
jasper.verdooren@sygmoid.nl
33. ‣Scrum Master Founded Sygmoid
‣Team lead PO ‣Consultancy
‣Product Owner ‣ Scrum trainer
‣Team lead PO ‣Training & coaching
‣Scrum trainer ‣Software development
2007-2010 2010-2011 2011
34. Thank you for your attention!
Questions? Comments? Let me know!