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Project Management Glossary
Retrospective Meetings
Retrospective Meetings are held at the end of a sprint or project to reflect on what went well, what didn’t, and how the team can improve in the future.
Jenna Green
What are Retrospective Meetings?
Retrospective Meetings are held at the end of a sprint or project to reflect on what went well, what didn’t, and how the team can improve in the future. It’s an opportunity for continuous improvement.
How to Hold Retrospective Meetings
- Hold a Retrospective Meeting at the end of each sprint or project phase, involving the entire team.
- Encourage open discussion and feedback on both successes and challenges.
- Tip: Document the action items from the meeting and review them in the next Retrospective to track improvements.
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About the author
Jenna Green
Head of Growth
Jenna Green leads marketing at Magnetic. She's worked across agencies, startups, and B2B SaaS, giving her first-hand experience of the operational challenges service firms face.
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