Product
Sprint
A fixed time period, usually one to two weeks, during which a team completes a set of planned work.
Why it matters
- Creates a regular rhythm for planning and delivery
- Enables frequent feedback and course correction
- Keeps the team focused on a manageable amount of work
When to use
- When practicing agile or scrum methodologies
- When you need regular checkpoints for progress
- When working in a fast-paced, iterative environment
Common mistakes
- Overcommitting and consistently not finishing sprint work
- Changing sprint scope mid-sprint
- Not holding retrospectives to improve the process
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