In the realm of agile project management, retrospectives serve as crucial moments for teams to reflect, learn, and adapt. Antipatterns in Retrospektiven - Aus Erfahrung lernen by Aino Vonge Corry explores the common pitfalls—referred to as antipatterns—that can undermine the effectiveness of retrospectives. By identifying these recurring dysfunctional patterns, the book offers practitioners practical guidance to avoid stagnation and foster continuous improvement within teams.

• Retrospective antipatterns impede honest reflection and learning. Recognizing these patterns is essential to breaking unproductive cycles.
• Facilitator neutrality and skill are critical. A biased or inexperienced facilitator can exacerbate antipatterns.
• Safe psychological environments...
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