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The document discusses hyperproductivity and patterns for achieving it in Scrum teams. It describes hyperproductivity as a 400% increase in a team's velocity. Key patterns discussed for enabling hyperproductivity include stable teams, swarming to get work done, daily clean code to reduce defects, and finishing sprints early to accelerate faster. Applying these patterns through techniques like reading sessions and simulations can help teams become hyperproductive. Case studies show outcomes like increased productivity, reduced bugs and faster development cycles.

Leadership & Management

HYP
TOTHE INFINITY & BEYOND OF A SCRUMTEAM
Pedro Almeida (@pfsalmeida) - Full-Stack Porto
February, 21st 2019

WHAT IS HYP?
HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

HYPERPRODUCTIVITY
HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

–Jeff Sutherland
“Hyperproductivity is deﬁned as a 400% increase in velocity over a teams
initial velocity.”
HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

HOW WAS BORN?
HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

ScrumPLoP® : Scrum pattern community
Jeff Sutherland @ Scrum, Inc:
A Pattern Language for Hyperproductivity
HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

WHAT IS A PATTERN?
HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

–Scrum PLoP
“ Is a solution to common problem that arise in different contexts. ”
HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

HOW DO WE START?
HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019StableTeams

HOW DO WE SUCCESSFULLY PULL
BACKLOG ITEMS INTO A SPRINT?
Yesterday’s weatherHYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

HOW DO WE GET STUFF DONE?
SwarmingHYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

HOW WE DEAL WITH INTERRUPTIONS
DURINGTHE SPRINT?
Illegitimus Non InterruptusHYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

HOW DO WE GET DEFECT FREE ATTHE
END OFTHE SPRINT?
Daily Clean CodeHYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

HOW DO WE DEAL WITH SURPRISES?
Emergency procedureHYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

HOWYOU ENSUREYOU
CONTINUOUSLY IMPROVE?
Scrumming the scrumHYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

HOW DO WE GETTEAMSTO HAVE FUN?
Happiness MetricHYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

HOW DO WE GET HYPERPRODUCTIVE?
TeamsThat Finish Early
Accelerate FasterHYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

SUMMARY
StableTeams
Yesterday’s
Weather
ScrummingThe
Scrum
Happiness
Metric
Team’sThat Finish
Early Accelarates
Faster
Illigitimoous Non
Interruptus
Swarming
Daily Clean
Code
Emergency
Procedure !
HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019
Get ready Get things done Get fast

HOWTO APPLY IT?
HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019
READING SESSIONS

SIMULATION SESSIONS
HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

[NAV]
• 43% Increase in avg points deliver
• 12% Decrease in avg Bugs Live
• 59% decrease in avg Dev Cycle Time
[SRCH]
• 168% Increase in avg points deliver
• 26% Decrease in avg Bugs Live
• 62% decrease in avg Dev Cycle Time
• Hands-on approach.
• Swarming foster interaction and share knowledge, which is particulary important for new elements integration.
• Swarming foster an Easier Way to Share Knowledge.
• Removal of Testing Phase Bottleneck.
• Reduce Context Switching due to have less interruptions.
• Captain Concept is important because prevents work to be interrupted.
• Productivity Increased.
• Enforce the Creation of DoD - Definition Of Done.
• Dailies are different because of reporting mindset naturally disappears, hence meetings are focused in team
organization and efficiency.
Efﬁciency Data
Cluster Feedback
Product Display Cluster - Farfetch

HyP stands for the journey of Farfetch’s FrontEnd teams to find different ways of work, by applying on the field, Jeff Sutherland’s hyperprodutivity patterns for highly efficient teams. These patterns are bounded to the origins and foundations of Scrum, and so, they comprises dynamics that have been identified in highly successful Scrum teams, all around the world. At the end you will have an introduction of all 9 HyP patterns, how they work together, complemented with some great field stories and finally the results of our journey. This journey was an extraordinary, collective, eye opening experience, and will leave no one indifferent. Be ready to get inspirational by stories and ideas that emerged in our journey.

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Hyp - To infinity & beyond a scrum team

1. HYP TOTHE INFINITY & BEYOND OF A SCRUMTEAM Pedro Almeida (@pfsalmeida) - Full-Stack Porto February, 21st 2019

2. WHAT IS HYP? HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

3. HYPERPRODUCTIVITY HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

4. –Jeff Sutherland “Hyperproductivity is deﬁned as a 400% increase in velocity over a teams initial velocity.” HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

5. HOW WAS BORN? HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

6. ScrumPLoP® : Scrum pattern community Jeff Sutherland @ Scrum, Inc: A Pattern Language for Hyperproductivity HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

7. WHAT IS A PATTERN? HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

8. –Scrum PLoP “ Is a solution to common problem that arise in different contexts. ” HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

9. HOW DO WE START? HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019StableTeams

10. HOW DO WE SUCCESSFULLY PULL BACKLOG ITEMS INTO A SPRINT? Yesterday’s weatherHYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

11. HOW DO WE GET STUFF DONE? SwarmingHYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

12. HOW WE DEAL WITH INTERRUPTIONS DURINGTHE SPRINT? Illegitimus Non InterruptusHYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

13. HOW DO WE GET DEFECT FREE ATTHE END OFTHE SPRINT? Daily Clean CodeHYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

14. HOW DO WE DEAL WITH SURPRISES? Emergency procedureHYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

15. HOWYOU ENSUREYOU CONTINUOUSLY IMPROVE? Scrumming the scrumHYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

16. HOW DO WE GETTEAMSTO HAVE FUN? Happiness MetricHYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

17. HOW DO WE GET HYPERPRODUCTIVE? TeamsThat Finish Early Accelerate FasterHYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

18. SUMMARY StableTeams Yesterday’s Weather ScrummingThe Scrum Happiness Metric Team’sThat Finish Early Accelarates Faster Illigitimoous Non Interruptus Swarming Daily Clean Code Emergency Procedure ! HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019 Get ready Get things done Get fast

19. HOWTO APPLY IT? HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

20. HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

21. HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019 READING SESSIONS

22. SIMULATION SESSIONS HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

23. HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

24. HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

25. ∈ HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

26. HYP: to the inﬁnity & beyond of a scrum team Full-Stack Porto - Feb 2019

27. The ‘3 man’ Project

28. [NAV] • 43% Increase in avg points deliver • 12% Decrease in avg Bugs Live • 59% decrease in avg Dev Cycle Time [SRCH] • 168% Increase in avg points deliver • 26% Decrease in avg Bugs Live • 62% decrease in avg Dev Cycle Time • Hands-on approach. • Swarming foster interaction and share knowledge, which is particulary important for new elements integration. • Swarming foster an Easier Way to Share Knowledge. • Removal of Testing Phase Bottleneck. • Reduce Context Switching due to have less interruptions. • Captain Concept is important because prevents work to be interrupted. • Productivity Increased. • Enforce the Creation of DoD - Definition Of Done. • Dailies are different because of reporting mindset naturally disappears, hence meetings are focused in team organization and efficiency. Efﬁciency Data Cluster Feedback Product Display Cluster - Farfetch

29. AccountTeam - Farfetch

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