The Football Coach's Strategy Retrospective

Moises Romero

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This retrospective follows a strategy similar to that of a soccer coach addressing his team. Just as a coach discusses strategies, evaluates the match, and sets goals, here, the team engages in a thoughtful analysis. They examine their collective weaknesses and celebrate their strengths as a unit. 📊⚽💪

The session concludes with a creative brainstorming session focused on ways to improve for the next match. 🧠💡

As the session comes to an end, they encapsulate their insights and takeaways with a symbolic image, representing their departure from the meeting. 🚀📸"

Moises Romero

Engagement Lead @ RedHat

Recognized leader with a strong focus on driving results through empowering individuals/teams and optimizing resources. A proven track record of high performance in agile environments and dynamic companies. I have also excelled as a Facilitator and Trainer in agile settings, aligning organizational vision, culture, and operations to achieve results that support key performance indicators. This has led to significant reductions in Time to Market for initiatives managed by my teams.

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