Contributing As a Virtual Team Member (KLplus CPE Course)
Please Note: This course is provided by a third party and requires an extra step to obtain the CPE certificate. Upon completion of the course, download your course transcript and go to certificaterequest.skillsoft.com to request the certificate.
Companies often opt to create virtual teams in place of on-site teams. This allows employees to work from home or remote locations. However, if not managed appropriately, remote working may cause breakdowns in communication, collaboration and teamwork.
In this course, you'll learn how to develop the skills you need to show team leadership and be an effective member of a virtual team. You’ll explore personal traits that are useful when working on a team remotely. You’ll also learn strategies to stay connected with other team members and ways to manage your time and overcome the challenges associated with managing teams remotely.
This course was developed with experts in the subject matter provided by the International Institute for Analytics (iianalytics.com).
Learning Objectives:
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
- There is no objective for the Course Overview
- Identify the traits that a good virtual team member should possess
- Identify ways of staying connected and communicating successfully with your team
- Identify some of the challenges associated with working remotely
- Identify some of the challenges and considerations associated with managing your time as a virtual team member
- Knowledge Check: Contributing as a Virtual Team Member
Estimated Course Duration: 20 minutes (0.5 CPE)
Delivery Method: Online Self-Study
Field of Study: Personal Development
Program Level: Basic
Advance Preparation/Prerequisites: None
Complaint Resolution Policy/Refund Policy:
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