Discuss your perspective on the major challenges and successes your team faced. What was the most significant challenge you faced as an individual in implementing agile practices in your project? What value do you think agile practices can bring to a project compared to the traditional waterfall method, especially for promoting continual improvement in teams and the organization? Discuss specific examples from your project in your answers.

Use evaluation measures during and after projects that support flexibility, efficiency, and continual improvement within teams and organizations.

One of the unique features of agile is that it employs cyclical evaluation measures during projects that allow a team to anticipate and adapt to change and evolving requirements as they emerge. Identify how iterative sprint planning and sprint retrospectives assisted you and your team in adapting to roadblocks and evolving requirements. Cite specific changes that emerged as a result of these iterative processes from your team's sprints. If your team was unable to successfully get around roadblocks or adapt to changing requirements, what did it do instead? In retrospect, what could the team have done better during its sprints to increase flexibility and/or efficiency?

The project retrospective introduces cyclical evaluation to whole projects in order to promote continual improvement within agile teams. Your team held a project retrospective meeting to evaluate its progress and come to a consensus on improvements that could be implemented in future projects. What improvements did your team identify? Are you in agreement with these improvements? What other improvements, which were not included in the team consensus, would you suggest? How could they promote further efficiency and flexibility within the team? Finally, comment on how cyclical evaluation measures, such as sprint and project retrospectives, support improvement within teams and organizations. Cite specific examples from the team's project in your answers.