5 ways to build connection with your team

how to keep your remote team connected without forced fun or more meetings

A couple weeks back we talked about building culture on purpose and this week we’ll discuss the simplest ways to make it real.

In today's send:
✅ 5 ways GitLab, Zapier, and others build connection
✅ What makes these work (vs. feel forced)
✅ How to pick the right ones for your team

But first…

How connected does your team feel?

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Top finds this week

Your team writes all day. Might as well make it better.

Grammarly helps remote teams:

– write faster
– stay consistent
– and reduce back-and-forth

All inside the tools you already use.

Less rewriting & more doing.

What actually builds connection

It's not forced fun or mandatory team-building exercises.

Connection happens through simple, repeatable practices that serve a real purpose: recognition, alignment, learning, or just being human.

The best ones are easy to do, often solve a problem, and don't feel like one more thing on the calendar.

If people groan when it pops up, stop it.

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