How frequent do you change sprint duration

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Sprint duration should be consistent to allow for predictability and stability in the team's workflow.

Sprint duration should generally remain consistent to allow the team to establish a predictable cadence.
Changing sprint duration frequently can disrupt the team's rhythm and impact their ability to plan and deliver work effectively.
If there is a valid reason for changing sprint duration, such as a major project change or team capacity adjustment, it should be communicated transparently and agreed upon by the team.
For example, if the team consistently struggles to complete all planned work within a two-week sprint, it may be worth considering extending the sprint duration to three weeks to allow for more realistic planning and execution.

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