Tips, Tools & Tricks for Working With Your Remote Team
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The document provides guidance for team leaders and members on effective collaboration in remote work environments, emphasizing the need for clear communication and adaptability. It includes 35 tips and tricks, such as setting objectives, managing time effectively, and using specific tools and resources. The recommendations aim to enhance productivity and foster engagement within dispersed teams.
Tips, Tools & Tricks for Working With Your Remote Team
- 1. Tips, Tools & Tricks for Working With Your Remote Team Photo by Louis Hansel @shotsoflouis on Unsplash
- 2. Photo by Nathan McBride on Unsplash
- 3. Working with your Remote Team • Who is this for: Team leaders & Individuals • Why is this important: remote is not digital ‘face2face’ • What can you learn: 35 tips & tricks • What do you need to do: ask questions • Bonus: book a virtual meeting follow-up 1
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- 8. 5 Tips for Team Leaders • Acknowledge the environment has changed • Lead by example – show up and show vulnerability • Drive outcomes not presence • Consider to set Objectives and Key Results (OKR) • Encourage time & energy/mood management
- 9. 5 tips for Team Members • Get a paper note-book • Build your personal WFH manual • Communicate – and be ok with asynchronous communications • Talk or chat do not email • Share that document and collaborate - do not send
- 10. 5 productivity hacks • “The daily practice of finding and doing meaningful work” • Plan your day – the evening before – choose what is important • Check out Getting Things Done method • Schedule Focus time – Office365 automatic or manual or timed • Limit notifications to a minimum – only check email 3x a day 2
- 11. 5 apps and tools click on the logo to visit website – affiliate links donated to msf.org
- 12. 5 online sources to follow click on the logo to visit website – affiliate links donated to msf.org
- 13. 5 books to read
- 14. 5 podcasts to subscribe to
- 15. 5 ways to connect Schedule time with Peter 3