Scrum is flexible, which is great! But it can be tricky to figure out exactly what needs to be built sometimes.
This can lead to a few problems:
Unclear or incomplete requirements :
If there's no clear plan for what needs to be built, the team might not know exactly what to do. This
can lead to things being built wrong or missing important features.
Scoop Creep:
If the plan keeps changing, the project can get bigger and bigger. This can make it take longer and cost
more money than expected.
Communication breakdowns :
Ambiguous requirements can lead to misunderstandings between stakeholders (clients, developers,
etc.) and ultimately hinder project alignment.
Problem Statement
