What is the goal of the Daily Scrum?

The goal of the Daily Scrum is to synchronize the team’s activities and create a plan for the next 24 hours. This daily meeting is a time-boxed event that occurs each day, allowing team members to discuss what they did the previous day, what they plan to do today, and any impediments they face. The focus is on collaboration and collaboration rather than simply updating a progress report or assigning tasks.

By synchronizing their efforts, team members align their work towards the Sprint Goal and adapt their plans as necessary, reinforcing their accountability and the commitment to deliver value within the Sprint. This activity promotes transparency and ensures everyone is aware of each other's work and challenges, facilitating team cohesion and better decision-making regarding their approach for the day ahead.

The other options do not capture the essence of the Daily Scrum: ensuring tasks are completed focuses too narrowly on execution, reviewing performance metrics does not align with the real-time collaborative nature of the meeting, and assigning tasks contradicts the self-organizing principle, as the team collectively determines how to plan their work instead of designating tasks to individuals.