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Structured Agile Retrospectives — Enrico Teotti

May 3, 2017

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Enrico discusses ways in which to run a retro if you have too many problems with external causes, or if you are working with a team that does not know each other yet. (more) Speaker: Enrico Teotti, Principal Software Engineer, Pivotal Slides: https://www.slideshare.net/agenteo/structured-retros It is hard to hear the questions from the audience so we have transcribed them here: Question1: how did you handle moving from one activity to the next? Question2: facilitation seems similar to inceptions where we have external facilitator, was it always done by someone on the team? Question 3: have you used Postfacto and remote retros?

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