# Day 4: Pitch & Battle Plan

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## 09:00 \[all teams] Hackathon pitch stream

In the morning we will show off all the pitches created by the teams during their teams 💪

**Give the pitches you like a vote with your emoji in the #pitch-vote channel! 👍**

**Hype each other in the #pitch-chat channel ♥️**

**Give us your feedback in the form below 👀**

* what you liked about each pitch
* what needs work for each pitch (constructive feedback!)

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![Vote - Love - Rate](/files/-MBjs6e2amNjWwsMNpTc)

## 11:00 \[team only breakout] Team learnings

You get some time to reflect on the hackathon and on the feedback you got on your pitch.

*What did we learn? How can we work better as a team?*

## 12:00 \[coaches and student coaches only] Optional Fika

Talk about what's been going on your team; the good and the bad – in the Fika voice channel <3

## 13:00 \[team only breakout] Plan/scope for next week

What do we build?

To put all those learnings into action, and to make sure the entire team knows what to expect next week, you can plan what to work on in the first build week.

*Do apply the rule of π!*

## 15:00 \[team only breakout] Retro

Create some room for each other to talk about what's good and what could go better.

Pick a retrospective:

* <http://www.frederikvincx.com/8-sticky-note-walls-keep-team-track/> See "retrospective"
* <http://www.funretrospectives.com/>
* <https://agilestrides.com/blog/40-ideas-to-spice-up-your-retrospective/>

## 17:00 have a nice day 🥳

## 18:00 \[optional] Let's Hang Out

Board game night, boiler room, cozy room ... TBD 🤔


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