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Retrospective - Innovative Ways to run

Last post 02:11 am December 7, 2016 by Sudha raghav
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Sudha raghav
12:19 am November 29, 2016

Hello all,


Can you please suggest few innovative ways to improvise retrospective meetings. Currently, we discuss GLAD, SAD and MAD scenarios within the Sprint. Our team feels it might be time for us to improvise for the way we bring in more interest/ involvement in these meetings.

Any inputs are highly appreciated.

Thank you in advance...

Sanjay Saini
10:11 am November 30, 2016


Google and you may find different options

Have a look at the book by Esther Derby on Retrospective Meeting

Ian Mitchell
10:23 am November 30, 2016
Olivier Ledru
01:01 pm November 30, 2016
Boris Kazarez
10:20 am December 5, 2016

www.funretrospectives.com
www.benlinders.com/exercises
lmsgoncalves.com/category/retrospectives

Sudha raghav
02:11 am December 7, 2016

Thanks Olivier, Ian and Boris for providing the valuable inputs. Very helpful

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