Today's question asks how a Scrum Team should handle SPIKES!?!?! Todd goes for the hot-take and makes it clear that he believes that spikes are an anti-pattern and should not be used! Ryan agreed and they broke down why spikes are a bad practice for a Scrum Team to follow.

Who do you thinking about spikes? Let us know in the comments!

This is one of those Scrum Master interview questions about Scrum that can throw you off. Do you understand why a Scrum Team uses spikes? These Scrum Master day in the life questions can be tricky. Perhaps some Scrum Master training could help?

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