This is a forward thinking exercise, with an eye on the past. It is a mix of retrospective and futurospective. I did find it useful in occasions where the team came together for one of a time retrospective (not a iteration end, or release retrospective). In the instances I used this activity, it helped bringing the team together towards one common goal (which might not be very clear for all team members).
Activity instructios: total 40 minutes
– Looking at the figure (drawn on the whiteboard), please write notes and place them on the following picture areas: Engine, Parachute, Abysm, Bridge (10 minutes total)
– Read and group notes per area (5 minutes)
– Discussion and action planning for each activity area. Recommended:
• Engine, and Parachute 10 minutes;
• Abysm, and Bridge, 15 minutes
Looking Back
Engine: What have been pushing us forward? Making us move fast?
Parachute: What have been slowing us down?
Looking Ahead
Abyss: What are the danger ahead? What could take us down the role?
Bridge: What could we build to overcome such challenges? What shall we do to overcome the abysm?
Here is the retrospective exercise as slides:
My special thanks to my friend Vini (Vincius Viera Gomes) for the awesome drawing.
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5 comments:
Great post and great technique mr Caroli. Thanks for mentioning the credits for the drawing :)
Valeu Vini!
Just tried today in my retro. Great feedback, thanks a lot!
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