Retrospectives
summary
Five concrete retrospective formats are explained with running notes and caveats: Four Ls (I liked, I lacked, I longed for, I learned), draw the sprint, timeline, gratitude and the sailboat exercise, plus the clustering pattern for grouping stickies and mirroring summaries. Practical facilitation tips cover sequencing, keeping to one or two action items per sprint, when to use each format, and when not to (don’t overuse gratitude or novelty). Useful if looking for methods, scripts and real examples (rocket‑ship metaphor, attrition signal) and for assessing whether changes actually work.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:42Audience Participation
- 5:46Retrospectives
- 8:26Clustering
- 11:29For ELLs
- 14:49Retro Number
- 20:00Timeline Retro
- 22:32Gratitude Retro
- 25:55stale blood Retro
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