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february 4, 2024

Let’s Get Retro ✌️

Try this team retrospective.

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Retrospective: Three Little Pigs

Try this creative sprint retrospective with your team to determine short-, medium-, and long-term objectives for your product. Here’s how it works:

House of Straw: Quick fixes, prototypes, or wireframes that worked temporarily but need to be revisited. These high-risk items need to be addressed immediately.

House of Sticks: What project or product elements can you make more efficient or effective with more resources? These represent a medium level of risk.

House of Bricks: What elements or resources are fundamentally reliable and highly effective for your team? These require little to no changes.

The takeaway? Keeping the “big bad wolf” at bay requires collaborative reflection on the shortcuts that put us at risk, the parts we can keep optimizing, and the work we’re getting right.

Check out Team Retro to learn how to facilitate this retrospective.

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Gotta Hand It To Ya

A man with several hand-like apparatuses attached to himself

New York Lottery wins with this spot about a guy who attaches a few extra hand-like apparatuses to himself in order to do more lotto scratching. We love the surreal feel and bizarre dialogue. And the mini hand—that never gets old.

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