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Sprint review
A sprint review is where the team demonstrates completed work to stakeholders and collects feedback that reshapes the backlog.
It is about the product; the retrospective is about the process. Merging them reliably crowds out the process conversation, because product feedback is louder and feels more urgent.
A review that ends in applause and no backlog edits was a status update. Real feedback reorders priorities, splits an item or kills something — capture it during the meeting while the reasoning is still attached.
In Flocci Projects
Complete Sprint closes the sprint and rolls unfinished work back to the backlog, updating the velocity trend the review discusses.
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