Description
A sprint is a timeboxed event where most work gets done, and typically has a duration of two to four weeks. Several ceremonies are embedded in a typical sprint, including sprint planning, sprint demos/reviews, retrospectives, daily stand-ups, and backlog grooming.
A sprint should begin with sprint planning and end with a retrospective. Some agile teams allocate days prior and after each sprint to conduct planning and retrospectives, but the outcome is more predictable to include it within the sprint.
During a project, sprints should have a consistent duration. When one sprint ends, another immediately begins. ...
