The Scrum framework follows a set of defined roles, processes, and artifacts that enable teams to plan, execute, and review their work effectively.

Practicing allows you to refine and improve your answers to common interview questions, as well as practice your body language and nonverbal communication.

Working agreements are important because they help establish a clear and consistent framework for how team members will work together, which can improve communication, collaboration, and productivity.

They are values with room for people & teams to define how they want to interpret and embody them.

The Scrum Framework is a tried and true framework, and like it teaches, has adapted and improved over time.