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What are the advantages of the Retrospective in Agile?

Overview

In this post, we will learn the advantages of the Retrospective meetings in an Agile project. First, we will define Retrospective w.r.t Agile methodology and then talk about its advantages to the Scrum teams. Jira Confluence page. 

What is a Retrospective?

A retrospective is a meeting, where the Scrum team brainstorms and discusses what went well and what could be improved in the last sprint of the Agile project, then set out some Action Items(AI).

Everyone in the team is expected to have an open mind during the retrospective meeting. It is not a place to blame or point fingers at if something didn’t work well in the last sprint. Everyone is also expected to take responsibility where it is due and make improvements where they can.

Advantages

Retrospective Templates

Improve the Agile project or the Sprint execution, by documenting the three things:

Starfish Retrospective Template

In the Starfish Retrospective template, we track five things using this template. There are two additional tracking in this template:

 

 

SMART action items

During the Sprint Retrospective, the Scrum team should identify SMART action items to improve the new sprint even better. SMART stands for:

Jira Retrospective Confluence Page

Atlassian Jira Confluence provides a Retrospective Template.  Template is a handy tool for the Scrum Mater to quick record the Action items. 

On the Confluence Project Dashboard click on Create >> Retrospective

 

Alternatively, If we use the Jira tool for Agile project tracking, after closing a sprint, the tool would prompt to create a Retrospective Confluence page created to track the things that can be created using the Retrospective template.

Once done Publish the actions items so the it’s available for the team members. 

 

 

 

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