Lucas F. Costa • 11/1/2025

Why your retrospectives don't work and how to fix them

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This article critiques the common dysfunction in team retrospectives, where problems are documented but never resolved. It contrasts this with Toyota's 'kaizen' approach, emphasizing immediate action, tight feedback loops, and root cause analysis. The author provides actionable advice to transform retrospectives into effective tools for continuous improvement in software development teams.

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