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Open Loops – Retrospectives – Some Results

June 21st, 2009 · 1 Comment · Scrum

I did a retrospective in the way I would have done it with a team. First – I created a timeline. I use my borisgloger moleskines. I put in all significant events of this week. And this was a lot: 42 events I found remarkable in this week … my life is obviously not boring :)openloops

I identified what event was a reason for a sad emotion, and I identified then which event caused a positive feeling. This is a very interesting exercise. I learned a lot about my motivations.

Then I created a mind map for „what went well“ and one for „what could be improved. A lot of things went well. All can be also enhanced and improved. But the real points I need to improve on my „what could be improved?“-list are:

  • Projects: To many open loops
  • Scrum – Daily Scrum should be performed.
  • Scrum – A burn down chart should be performed.
  • Things: I need to work more on my consolidation of the list.
  • Scrum – Write all things to do as Stories.
  • Brazil: Need to get a better understanding what I need to do now.
  • One project — confidential, here are three topics that needs to be improved.

Now I know on what I need to concentrate to improve in the next week.

Oh – btw …. The fact, that I committed myself to make all this process public helped me to do this today. I did not wanted to tell you tomorrow I failed completely.

Thanks for reading.

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