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Sprint retrospective mind map template
A sprint retrospective mind map in four squares, what went well, what did not, ideas and actions, plus the sprint's facts and last time's follow-ups.
Who it is for
- A scrum master running a retrospective at the end of a sprint.
- A small team looking back on a release or a busy month.
- A remote team that wants one map on the shared screen during the retro call.
How to use it
- Open the template and write the sprint name and dates in the central topic.
- Check last time's actions first, then add each person's points to the four squares.
- Vote on the two or three points that matter most and turn each into one action with an owner.
The outline
Every topic in the template, as it opens in the editor.
Sprint retrospective
- Sprint facts
- Goal and whether we met it
- Stories done against planned
- Bugs found after release
- Last time's actions
- Done, and did it help
- Not done, and why
- Went well
- What we should keep doing
- Who helped someone else
- A process that saved time
- Did not go well
- Where work got stuck
- Surprises in scope
- Meetings that ran long
- Ideas
- Something to try next sprint
- A tool or habit from another team
- Something to stop doing
- Actions
- One change, one owner, one date
- How we will know it worked
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