What do great hybrid teams do differently?
By focussing on the ‘essentials’, we can deliver incredible results, with a team who have flexibility, autonomy and great leadership.
YOU wiLl LEARN
In this module, you’ll learn techniques to set your hybrid team up for success and 7 ‘essentials’ to lead a high performing team.
Review global data on effective hybrid teams
Review what leaders are doing to get most out of their teams
Decide on three ‘non negotiables’ for your team
Create a game plan for your team
KEY CONCEPTS IN THIS MODULE
TAKE A MOMENT TO REFLECT BEFORE DISCOVERING
Something I'd love to invite you to ponder as we go through this module together is how you can create, where possible, clear boundaries around what you expect and need for the team while working hybrid.
There are three questions you might like to ask yourself:
Is flexible working currently working for me?
Do I currently have a reporting dashboard where I’m clear on who’s delivering what result?
Am I open to shifting from ‘activities done’ to ‘results delivered’ in my hybrid team?
These fundamentals will help you make the most out of our module and time together.
As you prepare for this module, you might also enjoy reflecting on:
A challenging time you turned around, or simply ‘made it work’, because of a decision you made or a mindset you decide to own.
Let’s get started.
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It’s time to think about your game plan and put your learning into practice.
Here are thought starters to get you going:
Which of the ‘essentials’ are going to help your team perform?
What reporting style could give you more confidence in your team?
What clarity on organisational or job performance is going to enable you to have stronger feedback and expectation conversations?
Looking for more?
READ: 7 Tools to Make Hybrid Teams Work - Happiness Concierge
CASE STUDY: How Dropbox set up Virtual First - TIME Magazine
READ: Getting Hybrid Teams Right - Harvard Business Review
READ: What Google Discovered from it’s Quest to Build the Perfect Team - NY Times
READ: Project Aristotle: What Makes a Team Effective? - Google