The Trouble With Retrospectives |
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| Tuesday, 08 April 2008 12:05 |
Within
the Agile community retrospectives are widely seen as the mechanism for
promoting learning and change. But many
teams fail to hold retrospectives, or fail to act on the findings, thus they
fail to learn and improve. If we are
going to fix this we need to change our approach to retrospectives, and find
new ways to learn and create change.
Within
the Agile community retrospectives are widely seen as the mechanism for
promoting learning and change. But many
teams fail to hold retrospectives, or fail to act on the findings, thus they
fail to learn and improve. If we are
going to fix this we need to change our approach to retrospectives, and find
new ways to learn and create change.
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Within
the Agile community retrospectives are widely seen as the mechanism for
promoting learning and change. But many
teams fail to hold retrospectives, or fail to act on the findings, thus they
fail to learn and improve. If we are
going to fix this we need to change our approach to retrospectives, and find
new ways to learn and create change.

