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> Don't get me wrong, I like good meetings that result in actionable decisions. Which is what a retrospective _should_ be! "what went wrong, what went right, h
by warfangle 11y ago
> Don't get me wrong, I like good meetings that result in actionable decisions.
Which is what a retrospective _should_ be! "what went wrong, what went right, how can we change our process to keep those wrong things from happening again?" It doesn't necessarily need to be a meeting. The introspection needs to happen, though. No matter what type of process you have - if it's not being constantly reevaluated for efficacy, it's just cargo cult.
- BenLinders 11y agoVery true, it's not the format but the goal of adapting that matters. If you can discuss and fix your problem in a stand-up, do it. If you need to sit down for half an hour, take time for it. If you need 1/2 day to really understand what is happening and get a shared view to decide what to do, plan it. But make sure that you take action.