Retrospective §

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• Sprint: In Scrum, retrospectives are held at the end of each sprint.
• Lessons Learned: Retrospectives capture lessons learned from past experiences.
• Project Management: Retrospectives are a valuable tool for managing and improving projects.
• Collaboration: Retrospectives foster collaboration and teamwork.
• Reflection: A retrospective involves reflecting on past experiences or events.
• Montage: Montages are often used in retrospectives to look back on past events or experiences.
• Feedback: Retrospectives provide an opportunity for team members to give and receive feedback.
• Iteration: Retrospectives are often conducted at the end of an iteration or sprint.
• Montage: Montages are often used in retrospectives or tributes to showcase highlights or memorable moments.
• Agile Methodology: Retrospectives are a key practice in Agile methodologies like Scrum and Kanban.
• Process Improvement: Retrospectives aim to improve processes and workflows.
• Team Building: Retrospectives can help build trust and cohesion within a team.
• Learning: The purpose of a retrospective is to learn from past experiences.
• Self-Awareness: Retrospectives can increase self-awareness and understanding.
• Problem Solving: Retrospectives help teams identify and solve problems.
• Scrum: Retrospectives are a key practice in the Scrum framework.
• Retrospective Meeting: A retrospective is a type of meeting or event.
• Introspection: Retrospectives encourage introspection and self-reflection.
• Continuous Improvement: Retrospectives are used to identify areas for continuous improvement.
• Kanban: Retrospectives are also used in Kanban methodologies.
• Communication: Effective communication is essential for successful retrospectives.