combining retrospective notes

Paulo Caroli

23 Oct 2016 | Agile Culture

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Distributed Retrospective

I love post-it for combining retrospective notes

Post-it. One of the best inventions ever!

Everyone is on the same room having a retrospective. People write their individual notes on post-it. Then they place the notes on a board.

Aha, someone recognizes two notes are about the same topic. Thanks 3M for creating post-it! You simply combine both notes.

 

handwriten-retrospective-notes

 

The problem is: sometimes we are not all in the same room. Then we use an online board for our retrospective.

And a similar scenario happens: Everyone is on the same online board having a retrospective. People write their individual notes on little online boxes. Then the notes appear to everyone on the board.

fun-retro-board-readability

Aha, someone recognizes two notes are about the same topic (the last two notes on the image). Thanks FunRetrospective online board developers! You simply combine both notes (drag and drop).

fun-retro-merging-cards

Simple is good. Yet simple, the FunRetro online retrospective board has cool features such as merging cards.

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Paulo Caroli

Paulo Caroli is the author of the best-selling book “Lean Inception: How to Align People and Build the Right Product” (the first on a series of books about Lean Strategy and Delivery). He's also the creator of FunRetrospectives.com , a site and book about retrospectives, futurospectives and team building activities. Caroli writes on this blog frequently. Receive the next post in your email. Sign up here .
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