<ul><li>A Sprint Review is a short meeting held at the end of each sprint to demonstrate completed work, gather feedback, and decide on next steps.</li><li>All project stakeholders can participate in these meetings.</li><li>To ensure a smooth meeting, presenters must be ready with their demos.</li><li>Engineers present their completed work to the scrum team and stakeholders.</li><li>Questions may aim to clarify aspects of the project or ask about specific solutions chosen.</li><li>By presenting related topics together, the audience needs less context-switching.</li><li>Showcase real deliverables and encourage open feedback.</li><li>Follow a simple format and align on next steps.</li><li>Aim to limit meetings to around 90 minutes, and keep it short and end on time.</li><li>A well-planned Sprint Review highlights progress and builds trust with stakeholders involved in the product and project.</li></ul>

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