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Leading Virtual and Remote TeamsDelivering Results in the Global Workplace
Course: 275
Type: Course Workshop
Duration: 3 Days
You Will Learn How To
- Build and lead virtual and remote teams to create success in the global workplace
- Foster key relationships that reinforce collaboration and team identity
- Design team protocols to optimize your team's effectiveness
- Facilitate effective and productive teams using appropriate communication technologies
- Diagnose and handle the risks of managing distance and diversity
- Adapt your leadership style to meet the unique demands of working globally
Course Benefits Whether communicating with a colleague in the next office or across the world, virtual and remote working (VRW) is the norm of the 21st century. In this course, you gain the skills to lead teams that deliver results across multisite and multinational environments. You learn to manage the collaboration of virtual teams via e-communications and enhance productivity by balancing technological and human communications.Who Should Attend Managers, project managers, directors and anyone who leads virtual or remote teams, or off-site employees and projects.Course Workshop Interactive, small-group workshops reinforce the concepts presented in the class. Activities include:
- Quantifying the effects of separation
- Creating a team vision and success criteria
- Evaluating communication technologies
- Identifying and managing risks in virtual and remote work
- Mapping and analyzing the team environment
- Analyzing stakeholder priorities
- Identifying actions to optimize virtual working effectiveness
Course 275 Contents
- Defining virtual and remote working
- Dealing with the realities of effective global teamwork
- Identifying the benefits and impacts of separation factors
- Planning to meet the challenges of a 24-hour world
- Unique characteristics of virtual and remote leadership
- Establishing your personal leadership success criteria
- Shifting to a new set of leadership priorities
- Comparing working together with working apart
- Factoring in the effect of trust among team members
- How time and distance add cost and risk
- Measuring the cost/benefit of remote working
- Defining 'team' in a wider and more productive sense
- Providing what team members need to be successful
- Selecting team members who can operate remotely
- Mapping the key relationships to enhance team success
- Navigating organizational and political complexities
- Analyzing the perspectives and priorities of stakeholders
- Implementing the most effective factor for VRW success
- E-mail
- The Internet
- 'Presence' technologies
- Conferencing and collaboration tools
- Balancing the pros and cons of e-mail
- Distinguishing the five key communication content areas
- Evaluating virtual tools to maximize communication
- Selecting the optimal virtual infrastructure
- Adopting a risk-based approach to the planning and execution of work
- Assessing the impact of typical risks in VRW situations
- Identifying and managing risks at start-up
- Making the case for investing in virtual team start-up
- Building a schedule of roles and responsibilities
- Establishing a shared sense of identity and purpose
- Structuring assignments to minimize communication gaps
- Additional risk factors of outsourcing projects
- Practical tips for building productive outsourcing and offshoring relationships
- Exploring levels and categories of culture
- Responding positively to the range and depth of cultures
- Incorporating cultural differences to benefit the team
- Proactive approaches to conflict pressure points
- Overcoming the isolation factor
- Developing team ground rules to enhance effectiveness
- Orienting new remote team members
- Refocusing leadership actions using a three-level model
- Adapting a communication plan to track progress
- Customizing diagnostic tools for remote and virtual work
- Adopting a leadership strategy based on collaborative team work and structured communication
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