Add cal.com to signature, and link to this page from Welcome page

Author: siddharth-krishna

docs/Company/RemoteWorking.mdx

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 For external meetings, we recommend using [When2Meet](https://www.when2meet.com/). This is a free service that creates a Doodle-like link that anyone can use to indicate their availability.
 
-We also recommend the free and open source service [cal.com](https://cal.com/) which you can link to your Google Calendar and create links that you can share with external people to book meetings with you.
+We also recommend the free and open source service [cal.com](https://cal.com/) which you can link to your Google Calendar and create links that you can share with external people to book meetings with you. Please add your [cal.com](https://cal.com/) link to your email signature, just above the OET logo.
 
 > **Tip**: for all meetings, internal or external, we recommend that at least one attendee takes meeting notes and shares it on Discord (internal) or Google Docs (external). This is particularly helpful for internal meetings, as OET spans multiple time zones and not everyone can attend every meeting. Meeting notes help those who missed a meeting catch up with what happened.

docs/Company/WelcomeToOET.mdx

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 - [Weekly all-company meetings](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1tWOjM8sdctOdTkoF7Vp7w6QZZnCTCR0y?usp=sharing): has minutes and presentations of internal meetings, such as the weekly Tuesday meeting and knowledge-sharing sessions
 
 ## 3. Everyday communications: Discord
-**Discord** is important for more than just meetings — it’s a central hub for our internal communication. It helps if you take a look the [Discord](docs/Company/RemoteWorking#discord) section of our Remote Working page to see how we communicate, what we’re working on, and stay updated on team discussions, project statuses, and any announcements.
+**Discord** is important for more than just meetings — it’s a central hub for our internal communication. Please take a look at the [Discord](RemoteWorking#discord) section of our [Remote Working](docs/Company/RemoteWorking) page to see how we use Discord to communicate, and stay updated on team discussions, project statuses, and any announcements.
 
 Using Discord instead of Teams can be quite a change for many!
 If you’re new to the platform, it would be a great idea to watch a [tutorial video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5c6Bc-S0TI). You should have received an invitation to join the OET Discord channel in your welcome email. If you did not, please reach out to whoever you have been liaising with to request that they share the link. We use the OET Discord channel for most internal communications. It’s a versatile platform with spaces for text and voice communication, and it’s where we encourage you to: