Agile Retrospective: Continuous Improvement and Kaizen with Scrum
- Business, Operations, Project Management
- 126 (Registered)
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Learn how to be confident while conducting Scrum. Whether you are a novice, an expert, or simply someone who wants the answer to the question—what is Sprint Retrospective?—this is definitely the class for you. Sprint Retrospective is a method for boosting your team’s efficiency.
The author explains the fundamentals of Agile Retrospective and how to organize Sprint Retrospective at an industrial level in a very simple way.
To get the best experience, all you need is a keen interest in Agile Scrum, a real need to improve your team or business, and the desire to improve continuously.
Each section features an overview of a particular aspect of holding a Sprint Retrospective and tips to organize it wonderfully. Examples are included throughout the course with interactive and quality resources. Everything is based on real-world experiences.
Curriculum
- 5 Sections
- 39 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
- Introduction5
- TIPS 1-78
- TIPS 8-148
- TIPS 15-218
- 5.1Coaching: How to Explain why Sprint Retrospective Works
- 5.2Tip 15 – Avoid Assumptions
- 5.3Tip 16 – Taking Cue from Previous Retrospectives
- 5.4Tip 17 – Draw out the Problems, Successes, and Opportunities
- 5.5Tip 18 – Roundtable Discussion
- 5.6Tip 19 – Voting For Essential Items to Act Upon
- 5.7Tip 20 – Use the Five Whys to Get to the Root of the Problem
- 5.8Tip 21 – Make an Action Plan for Your Top Priorities
- TIPS 22-2910
- 6.1Checklist: Sprint Retrospective Checklist
- 6.2Tip 22 – Allocate Exclusive Time for Actions of Improvement
- 6.3Tip 23 – Formal Artifacts to Record Your Retrospectives
- 6.4Tip 24 – Design a Working Agreement
- 6.5Tip 25 – Give Ample Time to Answer
- 6.6Tip 26 – Allow the Team to Improve During the Sprint
- 6.7Tip 27 – Go by a Retrospective Pattern
- 6.8Tip 28 – One at a Time
- 6.9Tip 29 – Improve How You Capture Visible Notes
- 6.10Conclusion
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