A Scrum project consists of several steps: Product backlog From the defined requirements of the stakeholders and the product owner, the product backlog is created. These are features and functions that the software or product should have. Tasks and work packages are also formulated in the Product Backlog. In addition, priorities are set for individual tasks.   Sprint Backlog In the already explained Sprint the tasks for the selected Sprint period are specified. For this purpose, it must be defined what is to be achieved in the current sprint and how the corresponding tasks are to be completed. Individual tasks are called tickets. Each team member then takes on a ticket.   Discuss work progress As explained earlier, a daily scrum is held in which all team members briefly present their work progress and explain what they want to tackle.   Review results In addition, each sprint is concluded with an evaluation by the stakeholders. This is the process of the Sprint Review. With these results, the Product Backlog is filled again to avoid too much deviation of the desired features.   Discuss the collaboration In the last step, the collaboration is discussed, and open feedback is given to all team members involved. The knowledge gained from this should be used for future Scrum projects, which is why good and detailed documentation is crucial.