From the course: Agile at Work: Getting Better with Agile Retrospectives
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Use games to simulate reflection
From the course: Agile at Work: Getting Better with Agile Retrospectives
Use games to simulate reflection
- Some organizations don't like the idea of playing retro games. It seems unprofessional. It's different from the traditional corporate image. It's important to show that retrospective's about creative reflection. It's about coming up with ideas to improve the process. When you're trying to be creative, it helps for the team to feel comfortable and energized. That's where the games can really help. One thing you might find with retrospectives is that a few strong personalities will do most of the talking. Sometimes this happens when a team member bulldozes everyone else. Other times this happens when some people on the team are just more passionate about improvement. Either way it ends up with the same result. You have a few people contributing, while the rest of the team holds back. It's tricky to get everyone to participate while at the same time quieting louder voices. A good way to improve this is by trying a…
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