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Leading
Virtual & Remote Teams
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| Dates |
11
- 15 March 2006 |
| 11
- 15 November 2006 |
| Location |
Dubai
- U.A.E. |
| Fees |
US$
2,950 |
Introduction
Learn
to master new competencies to meet the challenge of leading a virtual
team. You need to build a team identity and process; balance technical
and social systems within your team; and facilitate the development of
long-distance relationships and trust among your team members. Communication
takes on a whole new meaning when you’re not face-to-face with your
direct reports and team members. You need to understand the channels of
communication open to you as a virtual team leader and then choose the
right channel for the tasks at hand.
You
will be able to:
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Define and apply a proven and successful virtual team process model
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Learn how to utilize unique virtual team members’ characteristics
to promote productivity
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Create a truly cohesive team
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Build trust in your virtual team and enhance risk-taking and creativity
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Apply effective communication channels to achieve desired team relationships
and goals
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Become a successful virtual coach
Who
Should Attend
All
team leaders, supervisors and managers. In fact, anyone who has to communicate
with remote and virtual teams will find this seminar beneficial.
Learning
Objectives
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Identify the Roles and Concerns of Virtual Team Leaders
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Define and Apply a Proven and Successful Virtual Team Process Model
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Review and Plan How to Utilize Unique Virtual Team Member Characteristics
to Promote Productivity
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Recognize the Value of Creating a Virtual Team Identity and Connectedness
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Apply Strategies for Unifying the Virtual Team’s Culture and Relationships
around Team Purposes
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Identify Strategic Ways to Build Trust in Virtual Teams to Enhance Risk-Taking
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Define and Apply Communication Channel Choice-Making to Achieve Desired
Team Relationships and Goals
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Identify the Strengths and Weaknesses of Various Electronic Communication
Options, Defining When/How to Use Each to Build Productivity
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Express What You Mean, Both Content and Emotion, through Effective Use
of Voice, Phrasing, Vocabulary, Style and Form
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Identify and Analyze Others’ Sensory Preferences for Taking in
and Processing Information in Order to Implement Complementary and Adaptive
Virtual Team Communication
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Review Effective Virtual Communication Behaviors to Model in Order to
Facilitate Virtual Team Longevity, Productivity and Goals
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Review and Practice Effective Use of Listening, Voice, and Action That
Is Demanded by Various Virtual Technologies
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Identify and Apply Strategies and Techniques to Enhance Execution of
Key Virtual Team Performance Management Tasks
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Define and Practice the Skills Needed to Become a Successful Virtual
Coach
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Set a Plan for Ongoing Virtual Team Leadership Skill Development
Seminar
Outline
Virtual
Team Leadership
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Define Effective Leadership of Virtual and Remote Teams
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Define and Manage the Place, Time and Culture Paradigm and Its Impact
on Virtual Team Interactions
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Identify What Virtual and Remote Team Members Need and Expect from Team
Leaders
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Recognize and Associate Avoidance of Virtual and Remote Team Busters
through Effective Team Leadership Practices
Leading
Virtual and Remote Team Development
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Define the Remote/Virtual Team Process
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Identify the Appropriate Team Membership to Achieve the Team Assignment
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Establish the Remote and Virtual Team’s Identity and Sense of
Connectedness
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Balance the Social and Technological Needs of the Team
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Establish and Maintain Networks That Build a Sense of Relationships
and Mutual Interdependence amongst Team Members
Trust
and the Virtual Team
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Define Trust within the Culture of the Team
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Understand, Use and Encourage Virtual Team Trust-Building Behaviors
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Understand, Avoid and Discourage Virtual Team Trust-Eroding Behaviors
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Utilize Trust to Build Virtual and Remote Team Creativity
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Utilize Trust to Build Reasonable Risk-Taking amongst Virtual and Remote
Team Members
Leading
and Facilitating Virtual Channels of Communication
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Understand and Assist Others in Meeting Human Communication Needs in
Virtual Team Settings
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Choose Virtual Communication Channels, Knowing Each Channel’s
Strengths/Liabilities
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Identify and Facilitate the Use of Members’ Communication and
Thinking Style Preferences to Build Trust
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Identify and Facilitate the Use of Members’ Communication Preferences
to Build Team Productivity
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Understand the Impact of Cross-Cultural Needs on Team Performance
Successful
Virtual Team Communication Practices
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Demonstrate an Ability to Express and Encourage Both Content and Feeling
in Virtual Team Communication
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Understand and Use Multi-Channel Listening in Achieving Remote Teamwork
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Use Vocal Consideration Effectively When Using Audio-Based Technologies
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Use Verbal and Nonverbal Considerations Effectively with Audio-/Visual-Based
Technologies
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Use and Encourage Effective E-mail Etiquette/Form
Managing
the Performance of Virtual Teams
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Establish and Maintain Virtual Team Focus on Goals, Objectives, and
Tasks
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Define Virtual Team Members’ Roles and Responsibilities
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Coach Members to High-Level Performance
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Apply Effective Virtual Motivation/Recognition Skills
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Identify and Use Effective Strategies to Address Virtual Team Performance
Issues
Integrating
Virtual Team Leadership Skills
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Synthesize and Apply New Skills for Successful Leadership in the Virtual
and Remote Team Setting
- Setting
a Plan for Ongoing Virtual Team Leadership Skill Development
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Develop an Achievable Plan to Implement Professional Personal Leadership
Skills for Successful Virtual and Remote Team Performance
Oxford Management Centre
John
Eccles House
Robert Robinson Ave
Oxford Science Park
Oxford
OX4 4GP
United Kingdom
Tel:
+44 1865 338088
Fax:
+44 1865 338100
email info@oxford-management.com
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