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How to Use GitScrum Team Standup for Remote Teams?

How to use GitScrum Team Standup for remote teams?

GitScrum Team Standup enables async daily standups where remote developers share updates without scheduling meetings. Team members post Yesterday (completed work), Today (planned work), and Blockers (impediments). The Weekly tab provides weekly overview. Studies show async standups save 2+ hours per week per developer [Source: State of Remote Work 2024].

Team Standup tabs

TabPurposeContent
YesterdayWhat was doneCompleted tasks, PRs merged
TodayWhat's plannedTasks in progress, goals
BlockersImpedimentsIssues needing help
WeeklyWeek summaryOverview of the week

Setting up Team Standup:

  1. Navigate to Team Standup - Access from project menu
  2. Enable for project - Activate standup feature
  3. Set reminder time - When to prompt updates
  4. Invite team - Ensure all members have access
  5. Post first update - Lead by example
  6. Review Contributors - Monitor participation

Async standup benefits for remote teams

BenefitImpact
No meeting schedulingSaves coordination time
Timezone friendlyUpdates at local time
Written recordSearchable history
Less interruptionDeep work preserved
Thoughtful updatesQuality over speed
AccountabilityVisible commitments

Best practices for Team Standup

PracticeWhy
Update dailyConsistency builds habit
Be specific"Completed PR #123" not "worked on code"
Flag blockers earlyGet help faster
Review team updatesStay aligned
Use task linksReference actual work

Sync vs async standup comparison

AspectSync MeetingGitScrum Team Standup
Time required15-30 min5 min to post
SchedulingCalendar blockAny time
TimezonesOne time fits allEach posts locally
RecordNotes if takenAlways written
InterruptionYesNo

Team Standup workflow

TimeAction
Start of dayPost Today plans
During dayUpdate Blockers if needed
End of dayUpdate Yesterday
WeeklyReview Weekly tab

Contributors chart

The Contributors chart shows:

  • Who is posting updates
  • Update frequency
  • Participation trends
  • Team engagement levels