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5 posts are tagged #retrospective; the most recent was published on 2026-08-12.
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Nine Korean Reads for Anyone Who Has Switched Note Apps Five Times — It Was Never the Tool
Bouncing between Obsidian and Notion, polishing templates while the notes themselves never accumulate, is a common experience. This post collects nine Korean-language pieces that address the structure of note-keeping rat
2026-08-12 · 9 min read #큐레이션#korean-blogs#productivity#note-taking#obsidianHow to End Things Well — The Skill Nobody Taught Us
We learn how to start things countless times, but nobody ever taught us how to end them. This post looks at the structure by which the sunk cost fallacy keeps us pinned down, the one-sentence question Andy Grove asked at
2026-07-26 · 12 min read #mindset#endings#sunk-cost#decision-making#retrospectiveBun Retrospective 2026 — 1.0 GA Promises vs Reality: Runtime, Bundler, Package Manager, Test Runner, Shell (An Honest Take from the Bun 2 Era) ♪ Listenable
Bun went GA with 1.0 in September 2023. Two and a half years later, the bill is in. The Zig-based runtime, the JavaScriptCore engine, the esbuild-inspired bundler, the package manager that aimed to overtake pnpm, the Jes
2026-05-14 · 22 min read #bun#bun-2#javascript-runtime#node-js#denoProject Retrospectives That Lead to Change: Facilitation, Questions, and Action Items
A practical guide to project retrospectives that do not stop at opinions. Covers facilitation structure, better questions, psychological safety, and how to turn reflection into actionable change.
2026-03-17 · 5 min read #retrospective#agile#scrum#team-culture#facilitationComplete Guide to Agile Sprint Retrospective English: From Facilitating Retros to Action Items
Learn practical expressions for running Sprint Retrospectives in English. Covers 100+ key expressions by situation, from opening the retro, What went well/poorly, Root Cause Analysis, to deriving Action Items.
2026-03-03 · 9 min read #english#agile#retrospective#business-english#scrum