RETROSPECTIVE SAILBOAT

Project:
Team:
Version & Date:
Quick guide: The Retrospective Sailboat helps to reflect on the
procedure at the end of each iteration or project and to learn Lewrick / Link / Leifer
something new to improve yourself (or the procedure) for the next
iteration. The tool deals with four points of view: The following The Design Thinking Toolbox

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factors are taken into account: achievement of objectives, More tips & tricks for this template on book page: 243 978-1-119-62919-1
accelerating and inhibiting factors as well as environmental factors.

Participants: Important Insights: Measures:

Who is taking part in the
retrospective? information: What are the most important
findings?
What measures can be taken?

What important information do we

need?

WHAT'S THE GOAL? WHICH FACTORS ARE

WHAT VISION IS BEING PURSUED? ACCELERATING THE
Were the (partial) goals achieved? What is the PROJECT?
common vision of the team (ISLAND)?
What was good?
What gave us some wind
at our backs (WIND)?

WHICH ENVIRONMENTAL
3 WHICH FACTORS HAVE AN
FACTORS HAVE AN IMPACT? INHIBITORY CHARACTER?
What are the hazards and risks against which the team has What didn't go so well and slowed
no power (CLIFFS)? us down (ANCHOR)?

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