Scrum Breakfast Danang Oct 2013 - Retrospectives

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This document outlines the steps for an effective retrospective meeting in Scrum. It discusses setting goals and structure for the meeting. The main steps include: setting the stage to focus people, gathering data about what went well and problems through techniques like timelines and team radar, generating insights by analyzing the data, prioritizing issues, deciding on actions, and closing the retrospective by planning follow up. Doing regular retrospectives helps Scrum teams continuously improve.

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RETROSPECTIVE MEETING
How to keep Scrum Team Inspect and Adapt

Write on the post it …
Why are you here?

Getting start …

Now exchange with a people from
other table

Retrospective Meeting

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How often/effective is your retro.?

Retrospective Meeting

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Analyze

Let’s analyze the result

No retrospective

Every Sprint
but boring

Retrospective Meeting

Not every Sprint

Every Sprint and
effective

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WHY RETROSPECTIVE?
Retrospectives help team – even great ones – keep improving

One important thing about agile is
that you can change things quickly
when you need to
Retrospective Meeting

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IT HAS A METHOD

Source: Agile Retrospectives – Make Good Teams Great

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EVERY MEETING NEEDS GOALS …

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… AND STRUCTURE

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SET THE STAGE

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Helps people focus
Define goals
Make people comfortable and ready
Set the time

SET THE STAGE

CHECK-IN

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SET THE STAGE

FOCUS ON / FOCUS OFF
•
•

•

Establish mind-set for
productive communication
Set aside blaming and
judgment
Focus on attention and
behavior

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GATHER DATA

• Create a share picture of what happen
• Review the events and interations
• Review feelings of the team

GATHER DATA

TIMELINE

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GATHER DATA

COLOR CODE DOTS
•
•

Gather data about feeling
Show how people experienced
events on the timeline

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GATHER DATA

TEAM RADAR

Help the team calculate how
well they are doing on
variety of measures

Source: Agile Retrospectives – Make Good Teams Great
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GENERATE INSIGHTS
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•
•
•

Time to ask “Why?”
Interpret and analyze the data
Investigate breakdown and deficiencies
Look for risks and unexpected events

GENERATE INSIGHTS

PRIORITIZE WITH DOTS

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GENERATE INSIGHTS

LEARNING MATRIX

Q1: Disliked, should be changed
Q2: Liked, should be repeated
Q3: New ideas to try
Q4: People you appreciated

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DECIDE WHAT TO DO
•
•
•
•

Pick the top items to improve
Plan what to do
Create story card of backlog items
Make individual commitment

DECIDE WHAT TO DO

SMART GOALS

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CLOSE THE RETRO.
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•
•
•
•

Keep people’s energy from dribble away
Decide how to document
Plan for follow-up
Appreciation for everyone’s hard work
Retrospective on the retrospective

REFERENCE

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Scrum Breakfast Danang Oct 2013 - Retrospectives

1. RETROSPECTIVE MEETING How to keep Scrum Team Inspect and Adapt

2. Write on the post it … Why are you here?

3. Getting start … Now exchange with a people from other table Retrospective Meeting fb.com/AxonActiveVietNam www.axonactive.vn

4. How often/effective is your retro.? Retrospective Meeting fb.com/AxonActiveVietNam www.axonactive.vn

5. Analyze Let’s analyze the result No retrospective Every Sprint but boring Retrospective Meeting Not every Sprint Every Sprint and effective fb.com/AxonActiveVietNam www.axonactive.vn

6. WHY RETROSPECTIVE?

7. WHY RETROSPECTIVE? Retrospectives help team – even great ones – keep improving One important thing about agile is that you can change things quickly when you need to Retrospective Meeting fb.com/AxonActiveVietNam www.axonactive.vn

8. WHY IT IS SO DIFFICULT?

9. IT HAS A METHOD Source: Agile Retrospectives – Make Good Teams Great Retrospective Meeting fb.com/AxonActiveVietNam www.axonactive.vn

10. EVERY MEETING NEEDS GOALS … Retrospective Meeting fb.com/AxonActiveVietNam www.axonactive.vn

11. … AND STRUCTURE Source: Agile Retrospectives – Make Good Teams Great Retrospective Meeting fb.com/AxonActiveVietNam www.axonactive.vn

12. SET THE STAGE • • • • Helps people focus Define goals Make people comfortable and ready Set the time

13. SET THE STAGE CHECK-IN fb.com/AxonActiveVietNam www.axonactive.vn

14. SET THE STAGE FOCUS ON / FOCUS OFF • • • Establish mind-set for productive communication Set aside blaming and judgment Focus on attention and behavior fb.com/AxonActiveVietNam www.axonactive.vn

15. GATHER DATA • Create a share picture of what happen • Review the events and interations • Review feelings of the team

16. GATHER DATA TIMELINE fb.com/AxonActiveVietNam www.axonactive.vn

17. GATHER DATA COLOR CODE DOTS • • Gather data about feeling Show how people experienced events on the timeline fb.com/AxonActiveVietNam www.axonactive.vn

18. GATHER DATA TEAM RADAR Help the team calculate how well they are doing on variety of measures Source: Agile Retrospectives – Make Good Teams Great fb.com/AxonActiveVietNam www.axonactive.vn

19. GENERATE INSIGHTS • • • • Time to ask “Why?” Interpret and analyze the data Investigate breakdown and deficiencies Look for risks and unexpected events

20. GENERATE INSIGHTS PRIORITIZE WITH DOTS Source: Agile Retrospectives – Make Good Teams Great fb.com/AxonActiveVietNam www.axonactive.vn

21. GENERATE INSIGHTS LEARNING MATRIX Q1: Disliked, should be changed Q2: Liked, should be repeated Q3: New ideas to try Q4: People you appreciated Source: Agile Retrospectives – Make Good Teams Great fb.com/AxonActiveVietNam www.axonactive.vn

22. DECIDE WHAT TO DO • • • • Pick the top items to improve Plan what to do Create story card of backlog items Make individual commitment

23. DECIDE WHAT TO DO SMART GOALS fb.com/AxonActiveVietNam www.axonactive.vn

24. CLOSE THE RETRO. • • • • • Keep people’s energy from dribble away Decide how to document Plan for follow-up Appreciation for everyone’s hard work Retrospective on the retrospective

25. KUDO Cards

26. REFERENCE Agile Retrospectives fb.com/AxonActiveVietNam www.axonactive.vn

27. FOLLOW US! • Next Scrum Breakfast: Dec 21st, 2013 • fb.com/AxonActiveVietnam • fb.com/scrumbreakfast.vn

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