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Suitability and Overview
This webinar is suitable for individuals who are managing remote teams or soon to manage remote teams within their organisation. Knowing how to effectively manage remote teams has become an essential management skill if you want access to the best talent available worldwide and to keep up with a more and more competitive work environment. This webinar, Managing Remote Teams, comes as a solution to that problem, tackling it from multiple perspectives.
You will discover the core components of remote team management: recruiting, communication, performance, and culture. Â You will also explore the principles of management and types of management systems. Finally, you’ll learn the fundamentals of implementation and some tools to help you along the way.
When you complete this webinar, you will have a solid understanding of the theory of remote team management, as well as practical experience from completing all the quick exercises found throughout the course.
Benefits
Those attending will learn about the benefits and misconceptions of remote work, then move to the core components, recruiting, communication, productivity, and culture. The approaches used will practical and fun.
We will cover things starting from principles, then go over the systems and the implementation of those principles, and then choose the right tools to make your life easier.
By the end of the course, you will be able to effectively recruit a strong and dedicated team and significantly change for the better your recruiting process. You will also improve your communication skills to facilitate collaboration and making fast progress towards your goals, and you will learn to create systems specific to remote work that are non-disruptive, efficient, and have the right balance of work and social interaction that all healthy workplaces must have.
While the webinar has a strong focus on performance and getting things done, it doesn’t neglect the culture side of things and how to make your team feel as a team, although thousands of miles apart.