50 Shades Of Retrospective - Your Guide To Continuous Improvement
summary
Shows concrete techniques: 94 templates available free, live facilitation on Miro/Mural mirror boards, and workflows that turn retro notes into backlog items with owners, timeboxes and SMART-style criteria. Recommends experiments that work: silent retrospectives (allow 7–10s silence), rotate facilitators, use dealer's choice for turn-taking, and dot voting/creative consensus to pick one action per vote. Uses one percent improvements as a repeatable goal and measures each retro with a quick 1–5 satisfaction check.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30About Chris Stone
- 2:05Mirror Boards
- 3:30Duality Lines
- 6:45DOT Votes
- 8:30Silence
- 12:40Fixing The Format
- 16:00The Dealers Choice
- 19:30Start The Format
- 20:50Block The Facilitator
- 23:25Icebreakers
- 26:30Retroception
- 28:40marginal gains
- 33:05action avoidance
- 35:25Diwali retrospective
- 37:25Actionable retrospective
- 39:05Conclusion
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