Discuss what has helped or hindered your team, then consider opportunities and obstacles ahead
Look back to take steps forward
Visualize what went well, what can be improved, and actions to take
Thoughtfully analyze a recent project for better future outcomes
Gather a team and reflect on work you’ve done together
Reflect as a group to evaluate and evolve your work
Gather feedback on a recent project and ideas for your next one
Use these retrospective templates to reflect on the past year and plan for the upcoming year.
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Reflect on what you liked and what you can do to improve going forward
Go into the next year with confidence
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Create a quarterly backlog and track tasks
Identify what your team wants to stop, start, and continue doing