A retrospective is a discussion meeting which is held after a product is shipped. The team members discuss the process of product development and its release. They share their difficulties and future goals.

Retrospectives are significant as they identify problems, look for solutions and focus on future goals of the company.

Retrospective creates transparency: The team can share their experiences, stories, complaints and issues regarding various problems. They can add their opinions to the project's process and facilitate feedback.

it helps the team to communicate and connect: Through the shared experiences, the teams begin to be more communicative and connect with their members. A recent survey states that 39% of employers think that the people in their organisation do not communicate. So, facilitating communication through retrospectives can create an organisation into a collaborative group and avoid any future misunderstandings.

It supports continuous improvement: Reviewing the projects in retrospectives helps in finding problems, suggesting solutions and finding new opportunities in teams. The teams can encourage improvements in future projects.

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