Retrospectives
Develop an Open Culture
Retrospectives provide a forum for team members to learn from themselves and from each other. When performed properly a Sprint Retrospective promotes a culture of learning, openness, and honesty. To build trust, team members need to be honest and transparent. No one should feel like they will be ostracized or punished for admitting there is a problem. Discussions should focus on analyzing what went wrong instead of who caused it to happen; it is not a finger-pointing exercise but should encourage self-identification and areas for improvement from everyone on the team.
- Facilitating Effective Retrospectives: Capturing Lessons and Actually Learning From Them | by J Edwards | The Startup | Medium
- The Sprint Retrospective - What It Is & Tips for Making the Most of Your Meeting
- Sprint and scrum best practices - Azure Boards | Microsoft Learn
- Build a growth mindset with retrospectives - Cloud Adoption Framework | Microsoft Learn
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