What is the primary focus during a retrospective meeting?

The primary focus during a retrospective meeting is to discuss and reflect on past Sprint performance. This meeting allows the team to examine what went well, what didn’t go as planned, and how processes can be improved in future Sprints. It encourages open communication among team members and aims to foster an environment of continuous improvement.

By analyzing past experiences, the team can identify patterns, celebrate successes, and learn from challenges, ensuring that they adapt their practices to enhance productivity and collaboration in subsequent Sprints. The emphasis is on reflection and learning rather than on setting future goals or planning specific tasks, which are typically addressed in other types of meetings.