Leading and Managing Blended Teams, v1

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The concept of virtual or remote teams is not a new phenomenon. However, advances in technology, globalisation, organisational structures and ways of working have meant that this approach has grown significantly over the last few years, especially throughout the Covid19 pandemic.
Team leaders are now faced with having to manage hybrid teams, where some people work remotely, others flexibly from the office and at home and others who may be working in the office all the time.

Consequently, managers that are asked to lead these teams not only face the usual leadership dilemmas, they also have to be able to adapt to these challenges in an environment where the rules have changed. Managing hybrid teams requires a different approach. It means developing new skills, communication methodologies and techniques to get the best out of teams and improve organisational and personal performance.

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The concept of virtual or remote teams is not a new phenomenon. However, advances in technology, globalisation, organisational structures and ways of working have meant that this approach has grown significantly over the last few years, especially throughout the Covid19 pandemic.
Team leaders are now faced with having to manage hybrid teams, where some people work remotely, others flexibly from the office and at home and others who may be working in the office all the time.

Consequently, managers that are asked to lead these teams not only face the usual leadership dilemmas, they also have to be able to adapt to these challenges in an environment where the rules have changed. Managing hybrid teams requires a different approach. It means developing new skills, communication methodologies and techniques to get the best out of teams and improve organisational and personal performance.