Paulo和TC一直在收集整理关于敏捷回顾的任何想法和活动。在这篇内容里面，他们分享了7步法来帮助你组织你的下一次回顾。
Agenda structure:
1. Setting the context Setting the context at the beginning of any meeting is the first step you can take to ensure that the meeting is effective. Participants need to understand what the focus of the meeting is. You can start the meeting either with a pre-defined context, or you can define it real-time with the participants (“So, what is the context for this retrospective?”). Below are some sample contexts:
- “This retrospective is a bi-weekly recurring Scrum retrospective for the ABC team. We are on Sprint 12 out of 30.”
- “In 14 days, our artifact should reach the main production stage.”
- “Feature XYZ exploded in production, bringing the servers down for 2 hours until sys-admin could bring the older version back up.”
- “This team will work together in a new project starting today.”
- “We have worked together in the past year. We will be working together for another year to come.”
2. Prime Directive In Project Retrospectives, Kerth introduced the “Prime Directive”; a statement intended to help set the stage for the retrospective. The Prime Directive states: ‘Regardless of what we discover, we understand and truly believe that everyone did the best job he or she could, given what was known at the time, his or her skills and abilities, the resources available, and the situation at hand.’ The statement is invaluable to set the tone for the meeting.
3. Energizer
