Facilitating Team Growth
Posted by Jussi Mononen on April 15th 2010 @ 9:36 pm
I had a pleasant experience in our last retrospective. My current team, which has been together for 7 two weeks sprints, has been successful right from the beginning. We are not yet hyperproductive, but we are a good team which has gelled properly. Despite the success we’ve had we still have a feeling that we can do better.
Our Scrummaster facilitated a role playing game in our last retro. Pretty simple exercise but the outcome was great. The task was to imagine a sprint that had just ended and which was exremely successfull and then write to an A4 paper a story how the sprint went.
After aggregating the writings we now have a very good skeleton of a successful sprint. Now we know the ingredients and we just have to find the correct measures!
Post filed under Agile, Coaching and tagged facilitating, role playing.
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