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I like, I wish, what if activity for design thinking and retrospectives  I like, I wish, what if is a popular design thinking activity used to gather feedback during the prototyping phase. Participants are encouraged […]

A typical retrospective is all about reflecting on past performance and identifying areas of improvement. Best practices of running retrospectives include focusing on facts and avoiding letting emotions get in the way of an unbiased […]

A template for better sprint retrospectives Sprint retrospectives are run after a sprint has been completed and before the next sprint planning meet. The objective of the retrospective is to review the last sprint, identify […]

What is the 4Ls retrospective technique The 4L retrospective is a technique used by teams to review and evaluate past performance. It’s a simple framework wherein the team gets together (physically or virtually) to discuss […]

What is Start, Stop, Continue?  Start, Stop, Continue is a popular retrospective technique used to gather feedback and uncover insights while running a team retrospective. In its simplest form, the technique is based on asking […]

New share dialog A big focus for us here at Concetpboard has always been privacy and security. To continue to support all our users, we’ve improved our access management features to give everyone more control […]

The new Share dialog is here! Search participants, quickly change roles with multi-select, and many more updates. Read on to see what’s new. New share dialog The default access mode for a new board is […]

What is Rose, bud, thorn? Rose, bud, thorn is a simple, yet effective exercise to conduct a review or reflect on a past project. It’s a great method for uncovering what worked well (Rose), areas […]

Retrospectives are an indispensable tool for assessing past performance and identifying areas of improvement. One way of ensuring retrospectives surface true insights is by leveraging the power of visual metaphors. This is where the Sailboat […]