<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Trust but verify is an important concept in maintaining transparency and trust.</li><li>Scrum's Sprint Review provides a way to consistently practice transparency.</li><li>A company spent over six months gathering requirements in a Waterfall approach without any working product.</li><li>Scrum's feedback loop and transparency avoid such delays in discovering lack of progress or misalignment.</li><li>Sprint Reviews happen at the end of each Sprint, allowing stakeholders to inspect delivered work.</li><li>Scrum promotes incremental delivery of usable products, reducing risk and delivering value sooner.</li><li>Scrum Teams collaborate, gather requirements, and deliver something usable every Sprint.</li><li>The Sprint Review helps discover problems immediately rather than after months of work.</li><li>Scrum builds trust through transparency, accountability, and incremental progress.</li><li>Scrum Day Madison conference hosted by Rebel Scrum offers a chance for engagement and learning.</li></ul>

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