What are the different ceremonies in an agile scrum team?

 Scrum teams follow structured ceremonies to maintain alignment and efficiency:

  • Sprint Planning: Held at the start of each sprint to define goals, select backlog items, and set expectations.
  • Daily Standup (Daily Scrum): A short, time-boxed meeting where team members discuss progress, roadblocks, and plans for the day.
  • Sprint Review: Conducted at the end of the sprint to showcase completed work to stakeholders and gather feedback.
  • Sprint Retrospective: Focuses on analyzing the team's performance, identifying successes, and improving future sprints.
  • Backlog Refinement (Grooming): Ongoing process where the team reviews and prioritizes backlog items to prepare for future sprints.

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