Fun! Done! Learn! A Positive Retrospective Born in Japan
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Claims a simple three-question format called Fun! Done! Learn! replaces long kaizen retrospectives by collecting index-card facts: what was done, what was fun, what was learned. Teams post cards on a wall or virtual whiteboard, keep the session positive, then turn facts into short action ideas handled in backlog/refinement or the next sprint. The format three-question cards spreads quickly in Japan — spread in two weeks — and reports show many teams adopt it without outside facilitation.
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