Having a hard time coming up with creative and engaging retrospective ideas? We’re happy to announce the launch of our “retro recipes”: easy recipes to quickly cook up engaging retrospectives! 🥳
The Retro Recipe library can be found in the top navigation bar > Agile > Retro Recipes
These recipes give you step-by-step instructions to completely cook up a delicious retrospective your team will enjoy and which will serve as the trigger for continuous improvements. This will definitely save you time creating a retrospective format that will engage your whole team.
What makes these retrospective formats so unique is that they come from our own experiences, with full disclosure of both the good and the bad taste they left us. And with easy steps to follow you don’t need to be a Scrum Master or Agile Coach to use these successfully.
This library of recipes will grow over time. If you also have a recipe of a retrospect you did and would like to share, then please reach out to us and we will add it for others in our community to enjoy as well.
Current Retro Recipe library
Retrospect with your team by comparing the Sprint Car to your Dream Car and engage the team on what is possible to get closer to that dream car.
A retrospective that goes back to the basics, with a small fun factor. Ideal when it is one of the first retrospectives you do with the team or when you have the feeling that the retrospective isn’t that focused anymore on what matters.
Today we are cooking with Legos. Activate the creative parts of your team’s brain by letting them use their hands on something else than a keyboard for a change. Adaptions for remote and hybrid (we did it hybrid) can be found at the bottom.
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