by Esther Derby | Feb 9, 2007 | Collaboration & Teams
People come up with all sorts of ideas and potential changes in retrospectives–usually more than the team can digest in one retrospective or, for changes, more than they can do in the next iteration. I often use dot voting to help the team prioritize and choose... by Esther Derby | Sep 22, 2006 | The Rest
Diana has a couple of retrospective activities posted on her blog. by Esther Derby | Sep 7, 2006 | The Rest
Recently someone asked how to avoid the blame game in retrospectives.Here are three things you can do.1) Establish working agreements (sometimes called “ground rules”) at the beginning of the retrospective. These are contracts the group members make with... by Esther Derby | Aug 23, 2006 | The Rest
Pete Deemer shared a retrospective story on the Scrum Development list today:”I was doing a retrospective with a team that’s about 2 months / 3 sprints into scrum. Coming into the retrospective the team seemed to be feeling pretty low – they had yet to hit... by Esther Derby | Aug 6, 2006 | The Rest
Marco Abis had a great post on retrospectives back in May. In case you haven’t seen it, I’ll quote part of the post here:First of all why do I value retrospectives? Many different reasons but mainly because they let’s you:learn from experience bridge...