The Start Stop Continue pizza retrospective The start, stop, continue retrospective format can be used on two ways: Focus on the last sprint Focus on the team’s way of working in general, or over a longer period of time This format allows the team to think about what is going well, the things that might […]
The Dark Side retrospective The Pink Floyd retrospective (dark side retrospective) focusses on three aspects of the sprint: what didn’t go well, what went well, and which ideas to we have to make things better (or try new things). The Icebreaker The icebreaker used in this template is the happiness index. Ask every participant to
Download the template (for free) You can download the Miro template for free below: Download Miro template More information about User Story Mapping Jeff Patton, who invented the user story mapping technique, has great information about it on his website: https://jpattonassociates.com/story-mapping/ I strongly recommend reading his book to get started.
Download the template (for free) You can download the Miro template for free below: Download Miro template More information about Example Mapping Cucumber has a great article on Example Mapping and how to get started: Introduction to BDD Example Mapping | Cucumber Blog As an addition to the default post-its from Example Mapping, our team
Link: https://open.spotify.com/show/68VcNYKdCRLuG8OtAlJQiH The Agile for Humans podcast has a specific series called “Your Daily Scrum”. This series contains a short daily episode (< 10 minutes) where Ryan and Todd answer a question from the community and share their vision on this topic.
The Scrum Master retrospective The goal of this format is to enable a team discussion around the tasks, responsibilities and expectations that the team sees for the Scrum Master. It also gives the team the chance to express what they need in their Scrum Master. The format can easily be tweaked around any other type
The movie sprint retrospective This format can be used for a sprint retrospective, in the theme of movies. The structure behind this format is the same as “what went well”, “what didn’t go too well”, and “what can we do try or do differently next time”. If you have movie enthusiasts in your team, this
Retrospective about the sprint progression This retrospective focusses on the progression within the sprint, and how the team experienced. What’s the difference between the start- and the end of the sprint? Did the team start off with everything going well but rushing towards the end of the sprint to get everything finished? Or did they
Cats and dogs retrospective (went well & improve) This is a retrospective format suitable for teams that have pets, or like cats and/dogs in general. The actual format is the known “what went well” and “what can we improve”, with some pictures and memes added to it to make it playful. This template can be
Christmas Retrospective This Christmas Retrospective can be used at the end of the year to reflect on the past year. Or, alternatively, it can also be used as a regular retrospective during the Christmas period. The Icebreaker The suggested icebreaker for this retrospective is having everybody share (a picture) about their favourite Christmas tradition. If
