Original: https://codingcat.dev/podcast/1-9-safe-is-scrum-on-steriods
What is SCRUM
Scrum is a framework for project management that emphasizes teamwork, accountability and iterative progress toward a well-defined goal. … The three pillars of Scrum are transparency, inspection and adaptation. The framework, which is often part of Agile software development, is named for a rugby formation.
Questions
- What is Agile development?
 - Agils is a way to do things.
 - What is a good definition of SCRUM and when should it be used?
 - SCRUM is a way to get things done
 - Do you always have 2 week cycles?
 - Is Agile’s goal to move faster?
 - Why is a daily stand up necessary?
 - What did you do today?
 - What needs to be done?
 - Blockers?
 - Sprint planning
 - Testing
 - Demo
 - How do you pass acceptance criteria
 - What is SAFe?
 - What is PI Planning?
 - Why would you use SAFe?
 - Does SAFe slow a project down?
 - What is the benefit of using SAFe?
 - Is SAFe anti Agile?
 - Once a company adopts SAFe what do they complain about?
 - How long does it take a company to work through the growing pains?
 - There are too many meetings! Why?!?
 - Is SAFe a good methodology to adapt within a startup?
 - What size company is a good fit for SAFe?
 - How do you go about doing an assessment if someone is a good fit for SAFe?
 - If they are not a great fit for SAFe as a whole, can they use any part of it?
 - Small batches of work
 - Consistency
 - What are the different levels of SAFe
 - Essential
 - Large Solution
 - Portfolio
 - Full
 - What occurs to make you decide you need to switch from SCRUM to SAFe?
 - Multiple Teams working together, but on different products?
 - Different Timelines?
 - Will SAFe give me more visibility?
 - Is SAFe only a single vision, or can you make it fit your requirements?
 - Framework?
 - What are the key roles within SAFe?
 - Release Train Engineer
 - System Architect
 - Product Manager
 - SCRUM Master
 - Product Owner
 - Agile Team
 - Cross Functional Developers
 - QA
 - Does Design Fit within this team?
 - Do you need to fill roles that are T shaped?
 - Should you only fill with E shaped individuals?
 - How do you get better participation in Sprint Planning?
 - SCRUM Master
 - Everyone should weigh in on pointing (Other than SCRUM Master/PO)
 
“SAFe is SCRUM on Steriods” ~ Elizabeth Wilson
              
    
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