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Diving into the 4L Retrospective slide, it serves as a mindmap for team feedback and reflection. It utilizes the 4Ls framework - what the team Liked, Learned, Lacked, and Longed for during the sprint. This slide is instrumental in gathering insights, understanding team dynamics, and identifying areas of improvement. It encourages a facilitated discussion on lessons learned and team morale, making it a vital tool for any scrum team aiming to enhance their sprint performance.
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