Which topic is NOT appropriate for discussion in a Sprint Retrospective?

In a Sprint Retrospective, the primary focus is on reflecting on the past Sprint to identify improvements for the future. This involves discussing what went well, team dynamics, collaboration, and action items for team improvement.

Plans for the next Sprint Backlog, however, fall outside the scope of the retrospective. This planning and backlog refinement typically occur in different meetings, such as Sprint Planning. The retrospective aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the previous Sprint, create actions for improvement, and strengthen the team's processes rather than dive into the specifics of the upcoming work. By keeping the retrospective focused on reflection and improvement rather than future planning, the team can foster a culture of continuous improvement and learning.