Is the length of the Daily Scrum determined by the size of the Developing Team?

The Daily Scrum is a time-boxed event in the Scrum framework that is fixed at 15 minutes, regardless of the size of the Development Team. This consistent duration is crucial for maintaining a focused and efficient meeting, allowing team members to quickly share their updates and coordinate their work without getting bogged down in lengthy discussions. The emphasis is on brevity and maintaining a regular rhythm, ensuring that the team remains aligned and that potential impediments can be addressed as efficiently as possible.

This format encourages participation and keeps everyone engaged, while also promoting accountability within the team. Even as the team size grows or changes, the 15-minute time limit is upheld to ensure that the meeting remains effective and consistent across different Sprint cycles.