Leading Hybrid Teams
Create an environment in which all team members volunteer their best efforts and highest energy.
Leading Hybrid Teams
Create an environment in which all team members volunteer their best efforts and highest energy.
Challenge
As businesses continuously adapt to working in these challenging times, the hybrid workplace—where some employees work from the office, while others work from home—presents its own unique opportunity.
How can we combine the best of two worlds? The challenge for hybrid leaders is to create an environment in which all team members volunteer their best efforts and highest energy. These leaders need to know that quality work depends on quality of life. They need to be purposeful about what work gets done together, and what work gets done individually. The best hybrid leaders will deliver stronger results and ensure that team members thrive at work wherever they are.
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Solution
In this interactive Live-Online work session, participants will get practical and relevant guidance on how to lead and manage hybrid teams.
| THE CHALLENGE | THE SOLUTION |
| Remote team members feel isolated and disengaged. | Leaders are intentional about equity, and they respect, value, and include every team member. |
| People struggle with how to balance remote work and work from the office. | Leaders are purposeful about what gets done together, and what gets done individually. |
| Leaders continue to manage by using time as the currency of work. Flexibility is a reward, not a right. | Leaders agree on expectations with team members and give them the freedom and flexibility to do quality work. |
Outcome
These three focus areas will help leaders to:
- Create a greater sense of belonging so each team member wants to bring their whole self to work.
- Strengthen communications so team members and team leaders are clear, aligned, and able to pivot.
- Balance flexibility with accountability so people have freedom to get things done in ways that work for them.
