I received value from each minute of this video! A lot of long videos are filled with to much fluff (off-the-subject conversation), but you were giving valuable pieces of information each second!!! Thanks😀
Excellent presentation about the topic. I have been watching other videos from Niladri and clarity, quality of presentations and concise messages are present in all of them. Thanks !
This is, by far, the best presentation I've watched for Scrum Retrospective. As a new scrum master, I find this very helpful because sometimes I find myself at lost during Retrospective. Thanks
Thank you for very detail and interesting explanation of Agile Retrospective. I was impressed by how you explained 3 pillars of empirical and its connection with continuous improvement. Your slides look professional also. Well done.
Great explainer video! One thought: a common challenge with retrospectives is that there's a big recency bias. What do you think of tools embedded in Jira (or whatever other system, but Jira is most widely used) that help users create notes for retrospectives while doing their work? This way feedback is collected at the right time and there's less of a bias when preparing for a retrospective.
everything is a subjective word ? no one knows everything, till his/her last day he/she keeps learning. since its an never ending journey. but yes, if it's anything or nothing then this is a concern? should talk to him and set the expectation and give him a fair chanc to come up the curve.
Excellent presentation for beginners like myself! Just one thing, please use Grammarly or other spelling correctors. I may be slightly prejudiced in this respect, but proper spelling and grammar enforce the overall good impression.
I have been watching your videos regarding Agile. Again very clear explanation regarding the retrospection. Please continue the good work
I received value from each minute of this video! A lot of long videos are filled with to much fluff (off-the-subject conversation), but you were giving valuable pieces of information each second!!! Thanks😀
Thank you.
Excellent presentation about the topic. I have been watching other videos from Niladri and clarity, quality of presentations and concise messages are present in all of them. Thanks !
This is, by far, the best presentation I've watched for Scrum Retrospective. As a new scrum master, I find this very helpful because sometimes I find myself at lost during Retrospective. Thanks
Thank You
Very informative and captured the objectives and processes precisely.
Wow, very good and detailed information! Thank you much. Pls keep doing more videos
Very nicely explained...infact in csm training it was not explained like this
Thank You
Thank you for very detail and interesting explanation of Agile Retrospective. I was impressed by how you explained 3 pillars of empirical and its connection with continuous improvement. Your slides look professional also. Well done.
Very good explanation. Nice pictorial representation, simple and to the point ! Subscribed and watching your videos one by one. Thank you Niladri !
very clear and what we want... so informative video...
Good work...thank you
Excellent job. Keep up the great work.
Thank You. Sure
Elaborated and detailed.. thank you
Good stuff.. Excellent presentation
Thank you ji
Any time
Stay Blessed for enlightening us :)
Great Explanation!!! worth watching !!! Many thanks!!!
Thank you.
Very good lecture. Thank you for uploading
Great course for agile... Thanks a lot :).. definitely subscribed
Great explainer video! One thought: a common challenge with retrospectives is that there's a big recency bias. What do you think of tools embedded in Jira (or whatever other system, but Jira is most widely used) that help users create notes for retrospectives while doing their work? This way feedback is collected at the right time and there's less of a bias when preparing for a retrospective.
it is well detailed, thank you much.
Pls differentiation how we do sprint retrospective for physical and virtual..
Its there in the video
Excellent presentation - thank you!
I have an Scrum Master and he doesn't know everything in Scrum, he always said "how is going your work?" nothing more
Wow! and he was hired? So he doesn't coach the dev team?
everything is a subjective word ? no one knows everything, till his/her last day he/she keeps learning. since its an never ending journey.
but yes, if it's anything or nothing then this is a concern? should talk to him and set the expectation and give him a fair chanc to come up the curve.
Excellent presentation for beginners like myself! Just one thing, please use Grammarly or other spelling correctors. I may be slightly prejudiced in this respect, but proper spelling and grammar enforce the overall good impression.