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Pickup Time

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Last updated 9 months ago

The "Pickup" stage represents the average time spent to initiate the review of Pull Requests.

For all the merged PRs, Typo calculates the average time between the Pull Request being raised for review to the first review comment being posted on it. In case a Pull Request is approved or merged without any comments, the Pickup Time will be considered as ‘0’ for all such Pull Requests.

Benchmarking pick-up time helps by providing a reference point for evaluating the efficiency of task assignment processes. It enables teams to identify areas for improvement and optimize their workflow to reduce delays in task allocation.

How does measuring pick-up time help in improving the Engineering teams' efficiency?

Measuring pick-up time helps in improving the Engineering teams' efficiency in several ways:

  1. Task prioritization: By tracking pick-up time, teams can assess how quickly tasks are being assigned to developers after they become available. This allows for better prioritization of tasks based on urgency and importance.

  2. Identifying delays: Monitoring pick-up time highlights any delays in task assignment, enabling teams to identify potential bottlenecks or inefficiencies in their workflow. This information can be used to implement process improvements and minimize delays.

  3. Optimizing resource allocation: Understanding pick-up time patterns helps teams allocate resources more effectively by ensuring that developers are assigned tasks promptly when they become available. This prevents idle time and maximizes productivity.

  4. Improving response times: Shorter pick-up times result in faster response to new tasks or issues, leading to quicker resolution of problems and smoother project execution.