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Has anyone used legos in retrospectives?

Last post 03:06 pm November 27, 2018 by Sumaiya Zulfikar
4 replies
Sumaiya Zulfikar
05:44 pm November 21, 2018

Hi,

I am thinking of using legos in retrospectives, I have read https://luis-goncalves.com/lego-retrospective/ , have any of you tried any other formats while using legos during retrospectives?

Eugene M
09:39 am November 23, 2018

I have heard of this format (not necessarily how he describes it), but never tried it.

I'd be cautious over some of the info/opinions on this site (that I've just discovered, thanks to you), ie 

 

luis-goncalves.com/what-is-scrum-methodology/: WHAT IS SCRUM METHODOLOGY?

 

luis-goncalves.com/what-is-scrum-master/ I’ve written an extensive piece about Scrum Methodology, and I highly suggest that you visit it first before continuing reading this page

Matthias Stabe
09:45 am November 23, 2018

IMHO that would be design-thinking inspired way of implementing artefact as per scrum framework. methodologically, one might explore 'lego serious play' for details.  

Susan Hunter
06:26 am November 26, 2018

Well, I want to try but do not know the procedure.

I am looking for the best time to explore this thing.

Sumaiya Zulfikar
02:34 pm November 27, 2018

Eugene M Thanks for referring  the pages , I have just read those and I can see  now what you mean!

 

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