Midweek kudos might be the most underrated team ritual. A quick shoutout in Slack or Teams for whoever untangled a messy handoff or answered the same question three times with a smile lands so much better than saving it all for Friday. Who on your team deserves one today?
Ever launched a #culture channel that buzzed on day one and went quiet by day ten? Our new post is all about why that happens and how one small recurring moment in the channel people already use keeps it alive. trytrivia.co/blogs/slack-cha…
So true. When pay and clarity come first, connection that is actually optional has room to land, and a few relaxed minutes in the team channel usually beats another forced night out.
Optional on the invite still leaves a guest list that feels like a test.
We wrote up how to kill RSVP theater and run a five-minute channel quiz instead.
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new-hire week is usually 14 logins and almost no humans
we wrote what HR can run in Slack or Teams in week one so people actually meet teammates
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Remote teams do not need another meeting to feel like a team.
They need a five-minute reason to show up in the channel they already live in. Fun facts, not personal questions. Then back to work.
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Someone starts drawing a giraffe and it comes out as a lamp. Five minutes later the channel is loud in the good way. Trivia is a short quiz or Pictionary in Slack or Teams.
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