An agile team is facing a challenge with the quality of its deliverables.

In agile project management, retrospectives are a fundamental part of the continuous improvement process. They provide an opportunity for the team to reflect on the past iteration, discuss what went well and what didn’t, and create a plan for improvements moving forward. Addressing the root cause of the quality issues is essential to prevent them from recurring. By involving the team in the problem-solving process, not only can more effective solutions be found, but it also ensures team buy-in and accountability for the quality of the deliverables. This approach aligns with the principles of the PMBOK® Guide and the agile methodology, which emphasize the importance of team collaboration, regular reflection, and adaptation to change.