What event concludes the Sprint and offers a chance for the team to reflect on their process?

The Sprint Retrospective is the event that concludes the Sprint and provides the team with an opportunity to reflect on their process. This meeting occurs after the Sprint Review and before the next Sprint Planning. During the Sprint Retrospective, the Scrum Team collaborates to discuss what went well, what could be improved, and how they can enhance their work process in the future.

This reflection is crucial because it promotes continuous improvement, which is a fundamental principle of Scrum. By analyzing their past Sprint, the team can identify specific actions to take in order to boost their effectiveness and efficiency, fostering a growth mindset among team members. The goal is to make adjustments to be even more effective in the upcoming Sprints.

In contrast, the Daily Scrum is a short meeting focused on updating the team on individual progress and planning for the day, Product Backlog Refinement involves reviewing and adjusting the Product Backlog items, and Sprint Review is dedicated to demonstrating the completed work to stakeholders for feedback. These events have different objectives and do not serve the same purpose of reflecting on team processes as the Sprint Retrospective does.