Agile Retrospectives can bring so much value. You just need to do them right! Check out this tools and advices to get on track.
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This post was inspired by Mike Cohn’s: Does a Scrum Team Need a Retrospective Every Sprint? We at CatapultLabs realized that it is very often that we find a team member that either does not perceive the full value of having an Agile Retrospective session every sprint or that
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Are you aware of how much value your work adds up? Individuals and teams need to have a concrete idea of their impact in any business environment. But how do you measure value? At first thought, some could consider profit and value as synonyms. Equating how much revenue can be
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The software development industry has brought much wisdom to other sectors. Many good practices meant to reduce as much waste as possible while amplifying value for the customer and the organization are currently used in marketing, HR, sales, and business intelligence, just to name a few examples. One concrete example
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The CatapultLabs team considers Retrospectives so valuable that not only do we run them frequently, we have also developed a tool that makes it really easy to perform them. You can say we are really into reviewing the past to realize how could things get better in the short term.
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This post is based on Ben Linders' blog When working with remote #Agile teams, even though the team can't gather in one location, you still want to have efficient and valuable Agile Retrospectives to get yourself in the way of continuous development. During that time we'
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One of the main goals of Agile methodologies is continuous improvement. The most important event for this is Agile Retrospectives. A very important part of Agile Methodologies is keeping your users close and getting feedback regularly. So when we launched our Agile Retrospectives for Confluence tool (UPDATE: We now have