How often does the length of a Daily Scrum change based on the Sprint length?

The Daily Scrum is a key event in the Scrum framework, designed to allow the Development Team to synchronize their work and plan for the next 24 hours. The Scrum Guide stipulates that the Daily Scrum is to be held every day during the Sprint and has a fixed time limit of 15 minutes, regardless of the Sprint's length.

By maintaining the same duration for the Daily Scrum across Sprints of varying lengths, the process remains consistent and focused. This consistency helps minimize disruptions to the team’s work and ensures that the meeting stays efficient and on track. Consequently, the length of the Daily Scrum stays the same, regardless of whether the Sprint is one week or four weeks long.

This fixed duration emphasizes the importance of regular communication and adaptation, without allowing the length of the meeting to grow unnecessarily with longer Sprints, which could lead to inefficiencies and a dilution of focus.