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Episode 19 – Continuous Improvement I – Retrospectives

EPISODE · Jul 17, 2017 · 17 MIN

Episode 19 – Continuous Improvement I – Retrospectives

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Why do we really do retrospectives, and what qualities must they have to be truly powerful and effective * Retrospectives are about a continuous improvement mindset * Making changes should be aggressive, prioritized and experimental. * Everyone is involved. Executive/Leadership too. * Feedback must be meaningful, honest and democratic. Outcome-based is better than behaviour-based.

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