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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2020 · 54 MIN

Leading Distributed Teams: Collaboration Across Time Zones

from Le Podcast on Emerging Leadership · host Alexis Monville

Distributed teams are no longer an exception. They are a reality for many organizations, and they challenge how we collaborate, communicate, and lead.In this episode of Le Podcast on Emerging Leadership, John Poelstra, Michael Doyle, and I explore what it takes to make distributed teams work.Our conversation takes place while we are spread across 15 time zones:John in Portland (USA), Michael in Brisbane (Australia), and myself in Boston (USA).Republished from John’s show, we discuss:how to collaborate effectively across time zoneshow leadership changes in a distributed contextpractices that support clarity, trust, and alignmentwhat makes remote collaboration sustainable over timeThis episode is for anyone leading or working in a distributed team and looking for practical ways to improve collaboration without adding unnecessary overhead.https://blog-alexis.monville.com/en/2020/03/10/when-your-team-is-distributed/

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