Focus Question: What’s important to note about your work right now? Description Now, more than ever, teams need opportunities to connect, learn and grow together. In earmarking Team Time, you will want to make sure that you are creating a sacred time for the team to connect for getting clarity on the RESULTS they want and the RELATIONSHIPS which are important. What are you looking to create in your team time? Teams need a number of ingredients which we explored earlier this year in the Six Factors of High Performing Teams. A reminder that these six factors are:
Have you considered virtual co-working as a way for people to get to know each other? It’s important for teams to engage in ongoing learning. What are the types of learning experiences you have earmarked, both formally and informally? Activity Review where you are as a team. Consider what team development activities you have planned. For more on this topic check out: Episode 15 (Team Effectiveness) and Episode 20 (Virtual Co-working) of the Remote Pathways podcast and the associated download. You’ll find it here. Also check out Chapters 10 and 11 of Effective Virtual Conversations, Jennifer Britton’s 2017 book, Effective Virtual Conversations, which focuses on Virtual Team Development and Virtual team Learning Jennifer Britton
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9/30/2021 02:19:26 am
A good team needs to be on one page, and building a good team is extremely difficult. What needs to have a good team is mentioned in this blog written nicely. I want to catch minor details.
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4/30/2023 02:46:31 am
This team building weekly series has been fantastic, and every week I am learning something new about team building. Keep sharing more content like this, please!
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1/14/2024 09:31:17 am
The blog post explores team time and team-building activities, thanks. Can you mention one team-building activity highlighted in the article for promoting team time in a remote work setting?
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AuthorThe Remote Pathways blog follows many of the themes we explore in the Remote Pathways Podcast. This year (2020) we're proud to bring you a 52 week-series for you to follow along throughout the year. Posts are penned by co-host Jennifer Britton, an avid award-winning blogger for many years. Jennifer is the author of five books. Visit her author page on Amazon. Archives
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