Project Sprints are time-boxed work intervals, typically lasting one to four weeks, in which a team focuses on completing a specific set of tasks or achieving clearly defined goals. Each sprint begins with planning, where tasks are prioritized and assigned, and ends with a review to assess progress and gather feedback. Project sprints promote focus, accountability, and iterative progress, helping teams quickly adapt to changing requirements and deliver incremental value throughout a project

Project Sprints are time-boxed work intervals, typically lasting one to four weeks, in which a team focuses on completing a specific set of tasks or achieving clearly defined goals. Each sprint begins with planning, where tasks are prioritized and assigned, and ends with a review to assess progress and gather feedback. Project sprints promote focus, accountability, and iterative progress, helping teams quickly adapt to changing requirements and deliver incremental value throughout a project