Lee S Johnsen

Literally Virtually (eBook, ePUB)

Making Virtual Teams Work

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

We are all remote workers. Who today doesn't use technology to communicate with our families and coworkers? We email, text, leave voice messages, video conference with friends, children and grandchildren and participate in social media to both share and receive news from those who are important to us.

Even though we leverage the power of virtual communication, we often default to doing so as if we are always face-to-face. There's a difference. Literally Virtually is filled with best practices to help you and your virtual workforce members not only survive, but to excel, including:

• How to build trust from a distance,
• Best practices to leverage communications technology,
• How to avoid underestimating cultural differences,
• How to align virtual members behind the team's purpose and vision,
• Creating and maintaining virtual team engagement, and
• An introduction to the Long Distance Leadership(TM) model

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Partners in Development
• Seitenzahl: 100
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780692050842
• Artikelnr.: 56800287

Autorenporträt

Lee S. Johnsen, CPT, CPLP, SPHR, is an international leader in the fields of virtual team management, leadership development, and performance improvement. Lee brings his unique expertise to coaching and consulting with executives and leaders. He is an expert at helping teams and their leaders navigate the challenges and opportunities of the virtual workforce-domestically and globally. Lee is Principal and Founder of Partners in Development (PID). He has nearly 30 years' experience in successfully guiding organizations to improve productivity and develop leaders. He has worked with clients from industries including oil and gas, financial services, government, third-party logistics, private education, health care, insurance, and nonprofits. In 2014, he spent five months developing young leaders in Saudi Arabia.