Retrospectives
A Retrospective is a key Agile ceremony where your team reflects on a completed sprint or project to discuss what went well, what didn’t, and how to improve going forward. It promotes transparency, continuous learning, and helps your team adapt and grow together.
With AgileBox, running Retrospectives becomes simple and engaging. You can hold remote or in-person sessions using interactive templates that guide your team through meaningful discussions and voting, making sure every voice is heard.
About AgileBox Retrospectives
AgileBox supports two types of retrospectives to fit different team workflows: Project Retrospectives and Team Retrospectives.
Project Retrospectives: enable teams to create and join retrospective meetings scoped to individual projects. This works well for teams focused on a specific project and its outcomes.
Team Retrospectives: allow dedicated sessions tailored specifically to individual teams, regardless of the projects they work on. Team-specific retrospectives let each team independently conduct reflections with customized settings and topics relevant to their team dynamics. (Learn more: Retrospectives for specific teams)
Learn More About Retrospectives
If you’re new to Retrospectives or want to learn how they fit into your Agile workflow, check out these helpful resources:
Explore Retrospectives in AgileBox
Below you will find detailed topics that walk you through creating and managing Retrospective sessions, choosing from popular Agile templates, facilitating discussions, and turning feedback into actionable improvements.