Making Collaboration work in the post-Covid era

Making Collaboration work in the post-Covid era, available at Free, has an average rating of 5, with 5 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 3 reviews, and has 265 subscribers.

You will learn about How to build Collaborative teams especially when some team members work remotely, and some from office How to manage teams comprising of members who come from multi-cultural backgrounds Handling to handle teams and egos, comprised of geniuses/leaders and associated challenges Learning why teams and teamwork fail and how to avoid that This course is ideal for individuals who are People working in teams, as a gig worker or as part of an organisation or Team leaders or HR leaders It is particularly useful for People working in teams, as a gig worker or as part of an organisation or Team leaders or HR leaders.

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Summary

Title: Making Collaboration work in the post-Covid era

Price: Free

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 5

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 5

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 9

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 9

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to build Collaborative teams especially when some team members work remotely, and some from office
How to manage teams comprising of members who come from multi-cultural backgrounds
Handling to handle teams and egos, comprised of geniuses/leaders and associated challenges
Learning why teams and teamwork fail and how to avoid that

Who Should Attend

People working in teams, as a gig worker or as part of an organisation
Team leaders
HR leaders

Target Audiences

People working in teams, as a gig worker or as part of an organisation
Team leaders
HR leaders

Collaboration improves the way your team works together and problem solves. This leads to more innovation, efficient processes, increased success, and improved communication.

One of the primary learnings about work during the Covid era has been the importance of collaboration and teamwork. This is accentuated by the fact that when the frills of business are removed, it is all about people. However, easier said than done. Some aspects of teamwork like trust, have been adversely impacted by the need to work remotely. Keeping the team spirit alive, and collaboration going, especially when a large majority of workers work remotely is not easy. As organizations and individuals grapple with new norms and narratives around teamwork and collaboration, it is crucial to not forget some basics for the new era, that could make or break it.

This is a collection of four lectures that covers four key aspects:

The basics of building collaborative teams
How to manage multicultural teams, with team members spread across various locations
Handling teams comprised of geniuses/leaders and associated challenges like handling egos
The reasons teamwork fails and things to avoid

The above helps establish a framework that can streamline individual and team deliverables. They provide a new way of looking at the basics of collaboration in light of the Covid era challenges.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Making Collaboration work in the Covid Era

Lecture 1: Building Collaborative Teams

Lecture 2: Managing Multicultural Teams

Lecture 3: Managing Teams with stars in them

Lecture 4: Reasons teams fail and things to avoid

Lecture 5: Rewards of Great Teams

Instructors

Parthajeet Sarma
Entrepreneur, Author, Academician and Workplace Strategist

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