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What are 2-3 conditions that need to be in place for scaling agile to get off for a good start?

  • Management Buy-In
  • Small experienced team
    • Management position to get things going
    • Work with management
    • Start with 2-3 teams
  • Continous Learning

What does SAFe stand for?

Scaling Agile Framework

 

 

What are the main points of the agile manifesto?

We are uncovering better ways of developing
software by doing it and helping others do it.
Through this work we have come to value:

  • Individuals and interactions over processes and tools
  • Working software over comprehensive documentation
  • Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
  • Responding to change over following a plan

What are the 12 principles of agile software?

  • Satisfy customer through early delivery
  • Welcome changing requirements
  • Deliver frequently
  • Business people and developers work together
  • Motivated individuals...
  • Face-to-face conversation
  • Working software
  • Sustainable development
  • Attention to technical excellence
  • Simplicity
  • Self-organizing teams
  • Regular self-reflection

Why do we estimate? Name 4 reasons.

  • To plan
  • To schedule (f.e. releases)
  • Plan ressources (or hire them if needed)
  • Price and guide investment

Explain Planning Poker and its steps

It's a method for estimating story points. The SM sits together with the development team:

  1. SM picks a task and reads it to the development team
  2. Each teammember picks one of his planning poker cards which states "how big" the tasks is in his/her opinion.
  3. The cards are shown (turned public) all at once.
  4. If the whole team agrees good. If the estimate vary heavily, the "player" with the highest amount and one with the lowest one justify their picks (on why this tasks takes that long)
  5. The estimates are continued until theres consens.

What is the Sprint Backlog and who is responsible for it?

A list of all User Stories and Tasks that the team wants to complete in the current sprint.

The team is responsible for it.

What are Story Points and why are f.e. Fibonacci Numbers used for it?

A relative work estimate to other User Stories.

Fibonacci Numbers are used because large numbers reflect the uncertainty, for which the team estimated certain User Stories.