
Identify major remote team communications challenges like 24/7 availability, isolation, unclear roles, and poor feedback, and outline solutions to boost trust, clarity, and productivity.
Explore practical remote teambuilding strategies to strengthen culture and cohesion, including birthday celebrations, inspirational videos, five-minute presentations, online games, virtual coffee breaks, skill sharing, and online ceremonies.
Embrace work life blend to acknowledge that work is half of life, not separate, as history shows shifts from long weeks toward a 40-hour norm.
Explain that money is a proxy, not a primary motivator, and present four psychological motivators—acquire, comprehensive, bond, and defense oriented—to motivate remote teams through tangible rewards, learning, and strong relationships.
Managers often find themselves leading teams digitally, but are not often given the tools for how to lead remotely. This course covers practical and affective tools and processes for remote team leadership and management, taught by a Professor of Strategic Management with more than 20 years of experience on remote working teams.