Retrospectives
Explore how retrospectives enable large agile teams to continuously refine their development process by reflecting on both project progress and process effectiveness. Learn about appropriate attendance, team representation, and the importance of feedback loops for successful process adaptation in dynamic environments.
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Overview
An agile development process distinguishes itself from a linear one by being flexible and changeable. Therefore, the agile process requires us to critically regard not only the project’s progress but also the current support of the process for the project. This critical process inspection results in continuous changes to the process—to better support the actual circumstances. It is not a good idea to define a process without consulting the project members; a process will only work if the project members accept it. Of course, it always helps if we can provide some guidance to help the project members identify themselves with the process or if we find a simple way to shape the process in a way that supports them best.
It will be very difficult to define the process completely at the beginning of the project. Similarly, there is no process ...