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In a 'Start, Stop, Continue' retro, what goes under 'Stop'?
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'Stop' lists behaviours or practices the team agrees to discontinue.
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A facilitator says: 'Let's timebox each topic to five minutes.' What does 'timebox' mean?
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To timebox is to set a strict time limit for an activity so the meeting stays on track.
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The retro produced three 'action items'. What is an action item?
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An action item is a specific improvement task with an owner and ideally a due date.
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What is the purpose of setting 'psychological safety' at the start of a retro?
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Psychological safety means people can raise problems and admit mistakes without fear of blame.
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A team uses the 'Mad, Sad, Glad' format. What does it capture?
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Mad/Sad/Glad is an emotion-based retro format to surface frustrations, disappointments and positives.