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log refinement sessions?

Backlog refinement sessions, also known as grooming sessions, are meetings where the product team reviews and updates the product backlog. During these sessions, items are clarified, prioritised, and estimated to ensure that the backlog remains relevant and actionable.

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The frequency of backlog refinement sessions can vary depending on the team and project needs, but they are typically held once every sprint or at least once a month to ensure that the product backlog is kept up to date and aligned with project goals.


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