Scrum

Is the Product Backlog prioritized and up-to-date?

Are the items in the Product Backlog well-defined and estimated?

Is the Product Backlog visible and accessible to the entire Scrum Team?

Does the Scrum Team have a clear understanding of the Sprint Goal?

Are the Sprint Backlog items selected based on the Sprint Goal?

Has the Development Team estimated the effort required for each Sprint Backlog item?

Does the Development Team meet daily for the Daily Scrum?

Are the Development Team members answering the three questions: What did I do yesterday? What will I do today? Are there any impediments?

Are the appropriate stakeholders invited to the Daily Scrum, if required?

Is a Sprint Review held at the end of each Sprint?

Is the increment demonstrated to stakeholders?

Are the feedback and insights from stakeholders captured for future improvements?

Is a Sprint Retrospective held after each Sprint?

Are the Scrum Team members encouraged to share their observations, concerns, and suggestions?

Are the identified improvement actions documented and assigned to the responsible individuals?

Does the Scrum Team have a clear Definition of Done?

Is the Definition of Done consistently applied to all Sprint Backlog items?

Is the Definition of Done periodically reviewed and refined?

Are the roles of Scrum Master, Product Owner, and Development Team clearly defined?

Does each Scrum Team member understand their responsibilities?

Are there any conflicts or challenges related to roles, and if so, are they resolved?

Is the progress towards the Sprint Goal tracked and visible?

Are the remaining work and the Sprint Burndown Chart updated regularly?

Are any potential risks or impediments identified and addressed promptly?

Are the Scrum Team members actively seeking opportunities for process improvement?

Are the retrospectives used to identify and implement changes?

Is the Scrum Team open to adapting and experimenting with new practices?

Remember, this is just a sample checklist, and it can be customized based on the specific needs and context of your Scrum implementation.