The Daily Scrum is a short, focused meeting held every day to align the team and track progress toward the Sprint Goal.

What happens during the Daily Scrum?

• Each team member briefly shares:

  • What was completed since the last Daily Scrum

  • What will be worked on today

  • Any blockers or impediments

• The team checks progress toward the Sprint Goal.

• Blockers are highlighted so they can be addressed as quickly as possible.

• The focus is on alignment and planning for the next 24 hours, not detailed problem-solving.

Key Rules

• The meeting is time-boxed to 15 minutes.

• It is attended by the Development Team

(Scrum Master and Product Owner may attend if needed).

• Updates should be reflected on the board after or during the meeting.

Why is the Daily Scrum important?

• Keeps everyone aligned and informed.

• Helps identify issues early before they become bigger problems.

• Encourages accountability and daily commitment.

• Ensures continuous progress toward the Sprint Goal.