retrospective

Blog of the retrospective

The retrospective is the Scrum closing ceremony of the Sprint which is held just after the Sprint Review. It’s often advisable to make a format of at least one hour so that it’s neither too long in the eyes of the participants nor too short to benefit from feedbacks and axis of improvement.

This ceremony is animated by the Scrum Master which asks the whole team including the Product Owner to be present. It also aims to work on two main axes: continuous improvement and the health of the team.

According to the scrum guide

According to the “scrum guide”, the retrospective must last a maximum of 3 hours for a sprint of 4 weeks; teams will be able to lower this timebox for shorter sprints.

Our articles on the retrospective

This blog offers many articles around this ceremony, essential for the implementation of a continuous improvement of quality.

So, I suggest you to come back regularly to see the new articles that we will offer:

starfish retrospective
Scrum

Retrospective #3: Starfish

13/05/2019 Judicaël Paquet 0

The Retrospective Starfish is a classic retrospective in the Scrum world. Seeing many requests around this retrospective, I decided to offer you an article on this one. This retrospective Starfish purpose to look for axis of improvement […]

overall retrospective
agile organization

Overall retrospective

06/05/2019 Judicaël Paquet 0

What’s an overall retrospective in agile world? We often associate this term with the LeSS framework but this ceremony can be interesting in other frameworks at scale. Sprint Overall Retrospective in LeSS framework The Sprint Overall […]

Swot
agile organization

Agile SWOT

14/08/2018 Judicaël Paquet 1

The SWOT is a commonly used strategic analysis tool that allows to have an effective vision of the strengths and weaknesses as well as opportunities and threats on the subject that we’re working on. SWOT is the […]