Keeping your project agile means you need to reflect on the team's last iteration and try and discover new and innovative ways of moving forward. Some people may still be using sticky notes and a wall, but when you need to work with distributed teams, or you don't have the time to sit around and re-type everything out, then GroupMap offers an excellent way to run retrospectives.
You can use the template to start, but you can change the question sets and descriptions as needed. Team members can participant anonymously so you get honest, feedback without group reticence. You can also vote on the key items to take action on in your next project and export the results at a click of a button.
Best of all, because each person gets to complete the retrospective individually, it helps to overcome some of the issues associated with GroupThink, Edit Wars and over bearing egos. The use of "dot-mocracy" voting also means a fair and equal playing field when it comes to improving project execution.
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