<ul><li>Scrum adjustments in the context of the Scrum Guide mean making small, evidence-based tweaks to improve effectiveness.</li><li>Adjustments happen in multiple areas of Scrum, including the Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, Definition of Done, Sprint Planning, user interaction, and refinement practices.</li><li>The absence of adjustments indicates a lack of leveraging empiricism and a risk of stagnant progress.</li><li>Effective adjustments should be incremental, goal-oriented, and data-driven, avoiding chaotic and directionless changes.</li></ul>

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