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Remote Working and Management: Accepted or Not?

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Remote working and the associated challenges and benefits of leading a team who may not be located in the same site, is becoming more prominent in business. Remote management adds significantly to the requirement for effective leadership. The future looks positive for remote working, with some caveats.

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What To Focus On When Starting a New Job: Role Integration

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You should also learn about the industry the company operates in and the competitors they face. Take part in team-building activities or social events to help build relationships and learn more about your colleagues. Review their website, social media accounts, and any news articles or press releases about the company.

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Integration and Maximising Opportunities When Starting a New Job

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You should also learn about the industry the company operates in and the competitors they face. Take part in team-building activities or social events to help build relationships and learn more about your colleagues. Review their website, social media accounts, and any news articles or press releases about the company.

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Remote Working and Management: Accepted or Not?

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Remote working and the associated challenges and benefits of leading a team who may not be located in the same site, is becoming more prominent in business. Remote management adds significantly to the requirement for effective leadership. Leading remotely can add to the challenge of building a team.

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Are We Setting Our Leaders Up For Success?

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People get hired or promoted into leadership roles every day. Sadly, when they get the job they may get little or no training on how to lead a team. (1) 1) The opportunity to develop our future leaders before placing them into leadership roles is an obvious one. Take stock and make adjustment where required. (2)

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Management: Communication and Accountability In One-On-Ones

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Yet, there are many more growth areas that can be learned and practiced as a leader through focused, individual time spent with each team member. When conducted well they are an incredibly useful and effective part of leadership and developing effective relationships. What do I say to my team? The opposite is just as true.