We do this as a weekly team practice, remote or not (our team is mixed). It's quite good, especially if tasks get captured in JIRA or GitHub or some other linka

We do this as a weekly team practice, remote or not (our team is mixed). It's quite good, especially if tasks get captured in JIRA or GitHub or some other linkable manner if people want to dig deeper. It's particularly valuable when meetings that happen entirely in one office get the result shared out to remote folks who might not have even known it happened. The biggest complaint we have from remote workers is FOMO, and often just a one-liner about a meeting's result puts a lot of that to rest.