Remote and virtual teams are a fact of life. Yet many teams and their leaders worry about whether they can create productive, effective teams and build strong working relationships.
- 2/3 of workers say they want to work remotely at least part of the time, and the majority of companies are looking at doing more hybrid work
- Poor or unsatisfactory working relationships can lead to high turnover and low engagement
- Building trust and great working relationships requires thought, leadership and the willingness to engage technology thoughtfully
We help leaders assess their team’s strengths and areas for growth and learn the mindset that will help them deal with the challenges of the evolving workplace.
This course is ideal for: Leaders at any level who are working with remote employees or in a hybrid environment. Senior leaders, new supervisors, and project managers.
Course Objectives
At the end of this program, participants will:
- Understand the challenges of leading remote and hybrid teams
- Apply 3 Models from The Long-Distance Leader: leading remote teams, building trust at a distance, apply Richness vs. Scope
- Learn the unique challenges of hybrid teams
- Share best practices, tools and techniques
- Build an action plan
Long-Distance and Hybrid teams are our reality. Help your leaders develop core leadership skills for the way we work today.
This course is available as a standalone program or as part of the Long-Distance Leadership Series.
As added value to our learners, this course qualifies for “Class B” PDUs for members of the Project Management Institute, as well as Continuing Education credits for organizations such as SHRM (Society for Human Resource Management) and others. Check with your accrediting body.