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Although it's over 65 years old, the Johari Window Model is still used widely today by managers looking for a group learning tool. Divided into four panes, the window looks at four areas of human interaction: open, blind, hidden and unknown.

The Plus Delta model is a valuable feedback tool commonly used in project management, workshops, and meetings to evaluate the successes (Plus) and areas for improvement (Delta) of an event or project. It is a form of retrospective analysis that helps teams and individuals to assess their performance…

Product development is the driving force of any product-driven company. From conception, to design and ultimately execution, a great new product helps you stay one step ahead of the competition, capture new markets and drive profits.

The I like, I wish, what if template is a simple layout with 3 sections. Load the template into your board and have your participants add their inputs on online sticky notes. …

The greatest strength of the Mad, Sad, Glad retrospective lies in simplicity as well as its focus on the emotional state of team members. It provides an opportunity for open conversations which could otherwise get swept under the rug. This is what makes it a great technique when it comes…

Our retrospective template is divided into 4 sections and is perfect for regular sprint retrospectives. Each of these sections capture feedback for various aspects of the last sprint.