Don't run away from a charging Scrake (dodge to the right or left instead). Don't aggro Scrakes or Fleshpounds until everyone is ready to engage them. Always have a good sense of what is in front of you and what is behind you. The worst thing is getting stuck in a narrow corridor with a Bloat fencing you in against a mob. If you're fighting solo, it is usually safest to keep mobile, running ahead to shoot the trash mobs behind you. If you're fighting in a group, it's okay to stay put in one particular area as you keep track of all the exits/spawn areas. Shooting while it's not enraged will prolong the fight but is a relatively safe way to take him down on your own. This is not suggested when he is enraged. 
Parry! The timing can be a tough to learn, but (even if you're not a Berserker) you can parry the attacks with your knife and cause him to stumble. If you are the last man on the team and/or soloing against a Fleshpound: 
A Berserker grenade with EMP his rage immediately, bringing him back to passive yellow.A Medic grenade down will help keep a Berserker within melee range alive and deal damage to the Fleshpound at the same time.The amount of damage done to them appears to be: Commando > Support > Medic > Berserker. Just like in KF though, g renades are especially effective against this big guy. A grenade stack is the simplest way to kill them (make sure you get rid of any Sirens first). I've heard it said that they rage after 10 seconds, then go back to yellow after another 10 seconds but I haven't had the chance to time it myself. It is also not an uncommon sight to see two Fleshpounds raging-rushing you from out of nowhere for no reason.
Unlike KF, this big guy is a lot harder to hear so there is a chance that he may sneak up on you. Very big and very angry, his charge is both fearsome and extremely dangerous. Keep shooting/Pulverizing and make sure your area is clear of other trash Zeds.
It is much easier and safer to simply run around him in circles. Sprint to right (the Scrake's non-chainsaw arm) and stay tight to his back so that he is constantly trying to turn towards you. Back up, wait to parry, then stagger again because it has a cooldown. The Pulverizer heavy attack staggers the Scrake. This takes very good timing and I recommend body armor when you try it. A Berserker can play parry-hit-parry with one reasonably well if they're armed with the Pulverizer. In the higher difficulties, a Scrake can take you down from 100% health to dead in 1-2 hits if you're not wearing armor. Where before it was possible to Fire Axe stun him or make an easy headshot with the crossbow in KF, Early Access players don't have nearly the same kind of firepower. Seriously dangerous once he closes in, so don't let him corner you. 
You'll know when this one is inbound by the sound.
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