We learn a lot about ourselves by permitting us to view our situation from another perspective than our own. This post Background:Sun Tzu’ ancient book The Art Of War is… Read More »Ancient Chinese Wisdom: Three Physicians
The syringes are used to discuss how your team is affected by Covid-19. Use it to ask your team “What do you need?”. This can be used as an energizer,… Read More »Vaccines for your troubles
A retrospective that focusses on moving forward, differentiating between factors within the team and factors outside the team. It invites your team to discuss these four topics: Outside the team… Read More »Hot air balloon
Easy and simple retrospective that takes the team through three central retrospective questions. What was good? What could be better? What actions should we do? Having answered these questions the… Read More »Good – better – actions
The battery is used to discuss team energy levels for next sprint. Use it to ask your team “How much energy do you enter next sprint with?”. This can be… Read More »Energy level: The battery
This retrospectives is simple, fast to learn and can be used both as a team standard go-to retrospective or an easy variation on your usual method. 4L retrospective includes a… Read More »4L’s – Liked, learned, lacked, longed for
Identify what “went well” and “what could have been better”, “new ideas” and “recognition” by drawing up 4 squares or a cross. Materials Pros Simple and easy retrospective Cons You… Read More »Good, not so good, ideas and recognition