🎯🚀 Sprint Sharpshooters

Lock onto our sprint’s bullseye, celebrate hits, learn from missed shots, and fine‑tune our aim for the next sprint.
45–60 min
4-12 people
Based on: What Went Well, What Went Wrong, What We Want to Improve
🎯🚀 Sprint Sharpshooters

Template Columns

🎯 Bullseye Hits

Highlight the successful shots that hit the sprint target.

Base column: What Went Well
💥 Missed Shots

Identify the arrows that fell short of the goal.

Base column: What Went Wrong
🔧 Aim Adjustment

Plan tweaks to sharpen our focus for the upcoming sprint.

Base column: What We Want to Improve

About this template

A focused sprint retrospective that celebrates successes, examines missed goals, and creates concrete adjustments for the next sprint.

When to use this template

Use when the team wants a quick, target‑oriented review that highlights both wins and gaps in a single sprint.

How to facilitate

1

Gather the team in a virtual board and set the timer for the session

2

Start with the Bullseye Hits column, ask each member to add concise statements of what went well and why it mattered

3

Move to Missed Shots, have participants write brief items describing goals that weren’t met and the underlying reasons

4

Group similar items, discuss root causes, and then populate Aim Adjustment with specific, actionable tweaks for the next sprint

5

Vote on the top three adjustments, assign owners, and close the session with a quick confidence check

Pro Tips

Use colored sticky notes or emojis to differentiate hits vs misses for visual clarity

Limit each entry to one sentence to keep the board scannable and the discussion focused

Capture the agreed adjustments in the sprint backlog as explicit tasks with owners

FAQ

What if the team can’t agree on what counts as a hit?

The facilitator can ask each member to explain the impact and look for common themes; if disagreement persists, vote to keep the most widely supported items.

How many items should we put in each column?

Aim for 5‑7 concise items per column to keep the conversation focused and avoid overload.

What if we run out of time?

Prioritize discussion on Missed Shots and Aim Adjustment, and defer less critical hits to a follow‑up note or the next retrospective.

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At a glance

  • Duration

    45–60 min

  • Team Size

    4-12 people

  • Columns

    3 columns

  • Base Format

    What Went Well, What Went Wrong, What We Want to Improve

Tags

targeted
sprint review
action-oriented
team health
continuous improvement

Ready to get started?

Use this template to run your next retrospective