Turn Your Failed Sprint into a Success: The "Worst Idea" Retrospective
As you begin to run your first Retrospectives, you will discover how the collective work of your team is, uncovering their key strengths and pinpointing areas »
To Improve Agile Retrospectives, Learn What’s Wrong
The problem is not your team, or the process. The problem are your outputs. Based on an article by Leon Tranter. If you are part of »
Welcome to Agile: a quick guide to onboarding your remote team
Agile is centered around boosting productivity, facilitating effective communication, and driving continuous improvement across all types of teams and industries. The greatest advantage is that its »
5 Creative Retrospective Techniques to Master Continuous Improvement
One way in which many teams introduce Agile practicing is by running Retrospective sessions. These are intimate discussions where peers review the past work cycle regarding »
The Agile Retrospectives Prime Directive
Gathering your team to discuss how the past work cycle went is excellent, but it can easily turn into a blaming game, draining away any benefits »
Retrospectives 101 for Non-Software Developers
The software development industry has brought much wisdom to other sectors. Many good practices meant to reduce as much waste as possible while amplifying value for »
The Business Value of an Agile Retrospective
Are you aware of how much value your work adds up? Individuals and teams need to have a concrete idea of their impact in any business »
The Jira Use Cases Are Everywhere
When talking about Jira, people generally think of its use in the software development and IT industry. Even though the Work Management version is intended to »
Post-Mortems vs. Agile Retrospectives
As George Santayana once said: “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it”. That is why in product and project management, there exist »
Improve Your Digital Marketing Operations With Agile Management
The market won’t stop changing. Even the Agile Marketing Manifesto states that "To keep up with the speed and complexity of marketing today, we are »