Have you used retrospectives in your project?

Yes, I have used retrospectives in my projects. A retrospective is a regular meeting, typically at the end of a sprint, where the team reflects on what went well, what didn’t, and how processes can improve. We follow a simple structure: 1) Set the stage, 2) Gather data, 3) Generate insights, 4) Decide what to do, and 5) Close. This format encourages open communication, surface issues early, and creates actionable improvement plans. In my experience, retrospectives help maintain team morale, surface blockers, and continuously refine our workflow.