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At my company, which is entirely remote, participants typically show up a few minutes early to our video meetings (including 9am standup) so we can talk about what's going on personally (sometimes politics) with each other. This is important, as a majority of our communication is through Slack.
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At my company, which is entirely remote, participants typically show up a few minutes early to our video meetings (including 9am standup) so we can talk about what's going on personally (sometimes politics) with each other. This is important, as a majority of our communication is through Slack.