<ul><li>The Scrum Guide is purposefully incomplete to allow for flexibility and adaptation to different contexts.</li><li>It defines only essential elements such as Scrum Theory, Values, Accountabilities, Events, and Artifacts, leaving the rest open to individual interpretation.</li><li>This approach supports empiricism and self-management, empowering teams to design their processes based on their specific needs.</li><li>Professional Scrum teams are encouraged to experiment, evolve, and customize their ways of working within the Scrum framework.</li></ul>

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