- Futurespectives: learning from failures that haven’t happened yet
Neil Vass shares a great way to run a futurespective - Blame or curiosity
Esther Derby makes a compelling case for the value of curiosity over blame - Retrospectives
Jessie Link shares some different types of retrospectives you can run and also some good general advice on running them - Who Destroyed Three Mile Island?
Nickolas Means tells a very compelling story about the power of investigating what caused an accident rather than looking for who to blame - Moving from Blame to Accountability
Marilyn Paul provide a much more detailed account of the value of shifting away from blame and the ways that you can support this - Learning through blameless reviews
I talk about how blameless retrospectives help your team learn - Blame
Brené Brown's short on what blame is and why you should give it up - Are you to busy to improve?
Håkan Forss's Lego image inspired by Scott Simmermans's "Square Wheels Guy" comic. - Each necessary, but only jointly sufficient
"Finding the root cause of a failure is like finding a root cause of a success." — John Allspaw - Project Retrospectives: A Handbook For Team Reviews by Norman L. Kerth
The source of the prime directive of retrospectives
Recommended links about retrospectives
Recommended books, articles, sites, talks and podcasts about retrospectives.
