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In today's evolving work environment, effective leadership faces new challenges as remote work becomes increasingly prevalent. Between 2005 and 2017, remote work in the U.S. surged by 159%, and today, 4.7 million Americans work remotely. This trend brings several advantages, such as lower operating costs, increased productivity, and improved employee morale. However, remote work also introduces significant obstacles for leaders, especially in maintaining visible leadership.
Traditional leadership methods, like Leadership-By-Walking-Around, are not feasible with a geographically dispersed team. Instead, leaders must embrace creativity and leverage technology, such as video conferencing and webinars, to stay connected. Ensuring leaders are proficient with these tools is crucial, as they must be part of the solution, not the problem.
Leaders should ensure virtual meetings are purposeful, with clear objectives communicated beforehand. Decisions should be made at the appropriate level and communicated effectively. Establishing a consistent meeting schedule, or "battle rhythm," and incorporating short, meaningful check-ins can enhance engagement.
Moreover, face-to-face interactions, when feasible, can significantly benefit leadership effectiveness. Investing in travel to satellite offices or field locations often yields substantial returns in providing the necessary leadership for remote teams.
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The safety of your workforce and operations hinges on strong leadership.
As more companies become multinational and expand workforces around the globe, the need for translation and inclusive communication will continue to grow. Leaders have more access than ever to tools, resources, and training to ensure their employee safety and inclusion in the workplace.
Leader feedback conversations are necessary for continuous improvement.
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The safety of your workforce and operations hinges on strong leadership.
As more companies become multinational and expand workforces around the globe, the need for translation and inclusive communication will continue to grow. Leaders have more access than ever to tools, resources, and training to ensure their employee safety and inclusion in the workplace.
Leader feedback conversations are necessary for continuous improvement.
The safety of your workforce and operations hinges on strong leadership.
As more companies become multinational and expand workforces around the globe, the need for translation and inclusive communication will continue to grow. Leaders have more access than ever to tools, resources, and training to ensure their employee safety and inclusion in the workplace.
Leader feedback conversations are necessary for continuous improvement.
Delegation is not just about assigning tasks; it’s about training and trusting team members to perform under pressure, ensuring they are prepared for any scenario. Success in delegation is measured by the team's achievements and the leader's ability to recognize and reward those efforts.
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