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We have sprint retros and generally find them valuable. I’m curious how one would even go about incorporating music and movies into a sprint retro? That does s
by jshmrsn 5y ago
We have sprint retros and generally find them valuable. I’m curious how one would even go about incorporating music and movies into a sprint retro? That does sound painful.
- CraneWorm 5y agoI think they mean when your retro board has a theme; I've seen various themes applied successfully i.e. sailboat:https://metroretro.io/templates/the-sailboat-retrospective https://metroretro.io/templates/the-sailboat-retrospective
- david422 5y agoIs it just me or does this look great for a 2nd grade class.
- khyryk 5y agoIt sort of betrays how people think of tech nerds. :)
- mk89 5y agoWe do it at my company/in my team. It's OK, come on, it's not that bad. It's also a way for our team to get together and talk BS, have a little bit of fun etc.
- datavirtue 5y agoGet on the call and suck your thumb to fit in.
- ebiester 5y agoIt depends on your team. I have teams that respond well to it. People like me, who work in metaphors and abstractions, respond well to it.
- hnuser847 5y agoIt's amazing how infantilized this industry has become during my short 10 year career. I'm so thankful I switched to product and don't have to deal with this BS anymore.
- detaro 5y ago... that's usually the people that try to bring this stuff in...
- hnuser847 5y agoAs a former engineer who used to deal with the bone-crushing tedium of fundamentalist Scrum, I have enough empathy for my team to not force this crap on them. I keep the process light, communicate a lot, and treat them like adults.
- robertlagrant 5y ago> I keep the process light, communicate a lot, and treat them like adults. That sounds like fundamentalist Scrum.
- justincredible 5y agoI think he means fundamentalist Scrum analogously to fundamentalist Christianity (and other religions), which is connoted by rigidity in ritual and intolerance to deviant thinking.