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- Standard. Eine normale Scrum Retrospektive hat den folgenden Ablauf: Was haben wir so gut gemacht, dass wir darüber reden müssen, um es nicht zu vergessen?
- Seestern. Zu Beginn der Retrospective zeichnet der Scrum Master einen „Seestern“ an das Whiteboard oder auf den Flipchart. Die Mitglieder des Scrum Teams notieren auf Post-it’s eine Antwort zu jeder der folgenden Fragen
- Drachen. Der Scrum Master zeichnet zu Beginn der Retrospektive ein Flugzeug. Das Flugzeug symbolisiert die positiven Dinge, die das Scrum Team ausmacht und fortsetzen will.
- FFF. Der Scrum Master unterteilt die Tafel in drei Bereiche: Funktioniert einigermaßen: Dinge, die eigentlich gut liefen, aber noch verbessert werden müssen.
- Mad Sad Glad
- Daki
- Mountain Climber
- Dot Voting
- Starfish
- Sailboat
- Feedback Grid
- Kudo Cards
- Each One Meets All
- Winning Streak
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The Mad Sad Glad Sprint Retrospective explores the process blockers, stressors, and overall team moralein the way they worked individually and together in the previous Sprint. Scrum Masters and agile leaders are responsible for removing barriers to increase productivity. These types of questions give insight into internal or external sources affect...
The DAKI (Drop, Add, Keep, Improve) Sprint Retrospective is a powerful model for Agile teams to get detailed takeaways in their retros. Team members get hyper-focused on processes, Agile tools, and resources so it’s best after they’ve worked through multiple Sprints. 1. Drop: Things to remove completely from previous Sprints because it’s damaging o...
Calling all adventure-seeking team members! The Mountain ClimberSprint Retrospective focuses on individual reflection after a difficult or large Sprint. Scrum Masters and agile leaders have the responsibility to remove barriers to increase productivity. Essentially, you are asking each team member to visualize their true capacity to complete tasks ...
The Dot VotingSprint Retrospective focuses on item prioritization so the duration of the retrospective meeting is spent on the topic(s) that are on everyone’s mind to address sooner rather than later. If you’re just starting out with Sprint Retrospective meetings, this is one of the best retros to explore. Teams newly adopting Agile project managem...
Similar in breakdown to the DAKI retro, the StarfishSprint Retrospective is divided into five categories starting with feedback about current practices and ending with new ideas for process improvement. Retrospective ideas like Starfish tend to follow a certain order to make sure the conversation moves forward and the team is enthusiastic for futur...
The Sailboat Sprint Retrospective hones in on the goals and vision of where the Scrum teamwants to go, how they’ll get there, and what challenges they foresee. It’s a visual model with a drawing/photograph of a sailboat on its path. Here’s what the figures represent: 1. Sailboat: All Scrum team members 2. Island: The collective vision/goals 3. Wind...
The Feedback GridSprint Retrospective sounds like the name suggests: An open grid divided into four quadrants. If you want to keep this simple, use the standard Likes, Criticisms, Questions, and Ideas labels. But if there are four topics you want to feedback about the last Sprint, this would be effective over the standard.
Need a solid team-praising sesh to get everyone in their feelings? (Not looking at you, Glad Sad MadRetrospective!) The Kudo Cards Sprint Retrospective celebrates the team members’ collaboration, communication, and performance throughout the Sprint cycle. It’s a positive team bonding experience, especially for hybrid or virtual teams.
The Each One Meets AllSprint Retrospective activity centers around two themes: getting to know everyone on the team and sharing direct feedback. The unique factor? It’s similar to speed dating where it’s a group of two people talking 1:1.
The Winning StreakSprint Retrospective is perfect for situations when nearly, or all the parts of the Sprint went smoothly. We tend to remember most of the things that failed or didn’t meet our expectations. Going through this exercise at a Sprint Retrospective meeting helps us capture what we want to repeat for continued success.
Learn how to run effective retrospectives with different formats and tips from agile leaders. Explore 10 examples of sprint retrospective activities, such as Mad Sad Glad, DAKI, Starfish, and more.
13. Mai 2024 · Explore 17 Agile or Sprint Retrospective examples to invigorate your team's meetings and enhance productivity in a fun way.
Learn what a sprint retrospective is, why it's important, and how to conduct one with your team. Find out the benefits, steps, and tips for a successful sprint review, and see examples of retrospective templates and methods.
Learn how to run effective agile retrospectives for continuous improvement. Find out what to discuss, how to structure the meeting, and what techniques to try with your team.
11. Nov. 2020 · 7 unique sprint retrospective templates and examples to supercharge your meetings. 1. Start, Stop, Continue. 2. The 4 Ls: Liked, lacked, learned, longed-for.
There are many sprint retrospective examples out there. While sprint retrospectives all follow the same general idea, the different ways that these retrospectives are discussed and mapped out differ. Elements Of A Sprint Retrospective.
