Feedback for the Fun Retrospectives talk

22 Apr 2014 | FunRetro

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Thank you for the feedback on the Fun Retrospectives talk at QCon São Paulo!

I have used the learning scale (check out activity) for collecting some feedback.  Please find the results below.

The question: How many retrospectives activities did/do you know before/after this talk?

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How many retrospectivities activities did/do you know before/after this talk?

I was also extremely happy with the results from the feedback collected by QCon. By the way, it is another awesome check out activity! The QCon quick feedback on talks activity (posted at FunRetrospective.com).

QCon feedback results for the FunRetrospective talk.

  • Green cards: 105 (96%)
  • Yellow cards: 4
  • Red cards: 0

Here are some photos from the talk:

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Paulo Caroli

Paulo Caroli is an author, speaker, and consultant specializing in agile transformations, Lean Inception, and OKRs. With over 30 years of experience—including nearly a decade in Silicon Valley and 18 years at ThoughtWorks—he has helped organizations transition from project to product and from strategy to execution. Creator of the Lean Inception methodology and author of bestselling books like Lean Inception and Team OKR, Paulo is dedicated to empowering teams to align, validate, and deliver real business value.
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