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Community-Building with Retrospectives

by David Hussman

One of the strongest community-building tools available to the coach is the retrospective. Retrospectives happen at different times during agile projects. The reflection (a short retrospective) happens at the end of each iteration. Typically taking about an hour, the reflection is time for the community to process the iteration. The retrospective, a bit more formal and longer lasting, typically covers more time -- possibly weeks or months. In each case, the following are discussed:

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Community-Building with Retrospectives22 November 2006

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