What happens during a Sprint Review?

During a Sprint Review, the primary focus is on the work that has been completed during the Sprint. This event serves as an opportunity for the Scrum Team to showcase their progress by demonstrating the increment of work they have built. Stakeholders and other interested parties are invited to attend this meeting, allowing them to see the results first-hand and provide feedback.

This feedback is essential as it guides the development of future work and adaptations to the product backlog. By demonstrating completed work, the team fosters transparency and collaboration, ensuring that everyone is aligned on the project's direction and the value being delivered to the stakeholders. Interactions in the Sprint Review help refine the understanding of what should be worked on next, based on real input from stakeholders.

The other options are not aligned with the purpose of a Sprint Review. Assigning new team roles is not part of the event’s objectives, clear discussions about project budgets are generally held in separate financial meetings or planning sessions, and while addressing team conflicts can be part of the Scrum Master’s duties, significant conflicts typically need to be managed outside of this collaborative review atmosphere.