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Which sport is used as a metaphor for Scrum's team-based approach?
Which sport is used as a metaphor for Scrum's team-based approach?
- American football
- Rugby (correct)
- Track and field
- Baseball
What are the three pillars that uphold the Scrum values?
What are the three pillars that uphold the Scrum values?
- Transparency, inspection, adaptation (correct)
- Planning, executing, reviewing
- Courage, focus, commitment
- Honesty, efficiency, growth
Which of the following is a core Scrum Value?
Which of the following is a core Scrum Value?
- Individualism
- Respect (correct)
- Competition
- Secrecy
Which Scrum value encourages team members to overcome challenges?
Which Scrum value encourages team members to overcome challenges?
Which of the following is a Scrum Value that relates to dedicating oneself to the work of the Scrum team as a whole?
Which of the following is a Scrum Value that relates to dedicating oneself to the work of the Scrum team as a whole?
Which Scrum value is discussed to enhance transparency in workflows?
Which Scrum value is discussed to enhance transparency in workflows?
What is the SAFe term for Sprint Planning?
What is the SAFe term for Sprint Planning?
In SAFe, what is the equivalent of the 'Sprint Retrospective' in Scrum?
In SAFe, what is the equivalent of the 'Sprint Retrospective' in Scrum?
What is a 'Team Increment' in SAFe called in Scrum?
What is a 'Team Increment' in SAFe called in Scrum?
What is the SAFe term for 'Daily Scrum'?
What is the SAFe term for 'Daily Scrum'?
Flashcards
What is Scrum?
What is Scrum?
An agile framework for managing and developing products iteratively and incrementally.
What is the 'relay race' approach?
What is the 'relay race' approach?
Traditional, sequential approach to product development that may not align with goals of speed and flexibility.
What is the 'rugby' approach?
What is the 'rugby' approach?
A holistic approach where a team works together, passing information back and forth to achieve a goal.
What are the three pillars of Scrum?
What are the three pillars of Scrum?
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What are the Scrum values?
What are the Scrum values?
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Scrum Values
Scrum Values
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Transparency in Scrum
Transparency in Scrum
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Sprint Planning
Sprint Planning
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Iteration Planning
Iteration Planning
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Daily Scrum
Daily Scrum
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Study Notes
Scrum Values Discussion
- Step 1 involves picking a Scrum value as a group and discussing it within the context of work
- Step 2 requires documentation of how the selected Scrum value improves process, workflow, and work progress transparency
- Step 3 means being prepared to share insights with the class
Scrum Values
- Courage
- Commitment
- Focus
- Respect
- Openness
Scrum and SAFe Terminology
- In Scrum, Sprint Planning is used; SAFe uses Iteration Planning
- In Scrum, Sprint Review is used; SAFe uses Iteration Review
- In Scrum, Sprint Retrospective is used; SAFe uses Iteration Retrospective
- Sprint Goals is the same in both Scrum and SAFe
- In Scrum, Sprint Backlog is used; SAFe uses Iteration Backlog
- In Scrum, Daily Scrum is used; SAFe uses Team Sync
- In Scrum, Increment is used; SAFe uses Team Increment
- In Scrum, The Scrum Team is used; SAFe uses Agile Team
Roots of Scrum
- The three pillars of Scrum: transparency, Inspection and adaptation support the Scrum values
- The traditional sequential or 'relay race' approach to product development may conflict with the goals of maximum speed and flexibility
- A holistic or 'rugby' approach, where a team tries to go the distance as a unit, passing the ball back and forth, may better serve today's competitive requirements
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Description
A discussion on Scrum values and terminology. The values are courage, commitment, focus, respect, and openness. Scrum and SAFe terminology, and the three pillars of Scrum are also discussed.
