Agile at Work: Getting Better with Agile Retrospectives
Offered By: LinkedIn Learning
Course Description
Overview
In this final course in the Agile at Work series, explore the singular value of conducting an agile retrospective at the conclusion of every sprint.
Syllabus
Introduction
- Retrospectives: Review and improve
- Agile retrospectives: What and why?
- Five phases of agile retrospectives
- Choose an ideal meeting place
- Identify issues and ways to improve
- How to work with a distributed team
- Understand the role of the facilitator
- Use the prime directive as the guide
- Encourage group discussion
- How to use the starfish diagram
- How to run a PANCAKE retrospective
- Set goals using SMART criteria
- Use games to simulate reflection
- The process of asking good questions
- How to use the 5 whys technique
- Follow up on action items
Taught by
Doug Rose
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