Posts filed under: agile

I love you Agile – here is my Waterfall breakup Letter

I came across an agile retrospective activity that asked participants to write a breakup letter for parts of your process that you wanted to break up with or a love letter to the parts of your process that had a...
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[We] ain’t afraid of no [retrospective] (Retrospective Activity)

I previously blogged about how important I think retrospectives are, and you can read it here. We recently decided to try and mix up our team EOS Level 10 meeting slightly by replacing the Issue Identification and Resolution portion of...
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Using visual aids for actionable reflection

Without reflection there can be no learning. Reflection is the time when we look at what we have done, including actions and behaviors, and evaluate what worked or did not work for a situation. This could be as individuals, a...
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