The backlog is not large and we don't use this meeting for prioritization. Our team uses backlog grooming to point tasks and assign them "definitions of done".

The backlog is not large and we don't use this meeting for prioritization. Our team uses backlog grooming to point tasks and assign them "definitions of done". This is done to solve two problems: getting everyone on the same page as far as how the task will be done, which also speeds up diff reviews, and to determine if the task should be split up into smaller tasks. When would you perform these tasks? > Teams which constantly re-prioritise items which some fake product manager came up with a few months ago is not agile. This is not at all what we do with this meeting.