Run retrospectives that make a difference.
Agenda, formats, remote retros, action items that get done: practical guides for facilitators who want their retro to change something.
Sprint retrospective: definition, length and agenda in Scrum
What the sprint retrospective is in Scrum: when it happens, how long it lasts, who attends and what should come out of it.
5 min read
How to run an agile retrospective: the complete guide
The flow of a retrospective that works: open, gather, understand, decide, close. Timings, the facilitator’s role and the traps to avoid.
5 min read
6 retrospective formats, and when to pick each one
Classic, Start / Stop / Continue, Mad / Sad / Glad, 4Ls, Speedboat, Kudos & Kaizen: what each format brings out, and when it works best.
4 min read
Remote retrospectives: 9 tips for hybrid teams
Cameras, silences, latecomers, half the team in the room: how to run an online retro where everyone takes part.
4 min read
Retrospective action items: why they never get done
Too many, too vague, no owner or due date, forgotten between sessions: the causes, and how to write action items that get done.
4 min read
Retrospectives running out of steam: 7 signs, and how to revive them
Same topics, same voices, sessions that overrun: seven signs a retro is going through the motions, and what gets it moving again.
4 min read
Online retrospective tools, free or paid: the comparison
Retrium, Parabol, TeamRetro, Neatro, EasyRetro, Miro… Free plan, price, language and data hosting, checked on each vendor’s own site.
5 min read
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