Description: Expectation adjustment in the context of Scrum and agile methodologies refers to the practice of managing and aligning stakeholder expectations regarding project outcomes. This concept is fundamental to ensuring that all parties involved, from the development team to clients and sponsors, have a clear and realistic understanding of what can be achieved within a given timeframe and with available resources. Expectation adjustment involves ongoing and effective communication, where objectives, timelines, and project limitations are discussed. This not only helps prevent misunderstandings and disappointments but also fosters an environment of collaboration and trust. In Scrum, this process is carried out through regular meetings, such as daily stand-ups and sprint reviews, where progress is evaluated and expectations are adjusted as needed. Transparency in communication and adaptability are key to the success of expectation adjustment, allowing the team to proactively respond to changes and challenges that may arise during project development.
