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Introduction
This essay sheds light on the team characteristics to embrace that are imperative for being an effective virtual team leader. The skill sets deemed essential to efficaciously manager a virtual team are highlighted throughout the essay. Additionally, this paper also pinpoints the negative consequences role conflicts can draw forth in virtual teams and solutions for how virtual team members can work together effectively in spite of differences are posited.
How To Be An Effective Virtual Team Manager And The Consequences Of Role Conflicts In Virtual Teams
As a manager of a virtual team, there are many team characteristics that I would be especially concerned about so that the team's work would be exception. Virtual team managers can also double as effective virtual team leaders. First, I would strive to form a virtual team that has excellent social skills. Members of a group that display a lack of social skills or a lack of effective communicating skills can be a detrimental burden towards helping the group complete their team project. Ideally, group members should communicate with one another in order to make sure that there is a mutual understanding between responsibilities pertaining to the individual’s roles and submitting work prior to a deadlines being reached. The absence of body language as well as the absence of tonality can make communication over a proxy less productive as opposed to face to face communication.
It would be imperative to find team members that endure responsibility for their volunteered roles in the group. Role conflicts can occur that have dire consequences on the group's success when one member or multiple members of a group do not accomplish or pursue their responsibilities within a group. These dire consequences have negative consequences on the group by hindering and stunting the group's performance. For instance, a group paper may cease to reach completion if a team member does not contribute their expected group paper portion to the team's paper. It would be salubrious to work with mature team members for group projects that are dedicated to fulfilling and embracing their expected role in a group and do not engage in social loafing nor shirking their responsibilities.
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Introduction
This essay sheds light on the team characteristics to embrace that are imperative for being an effective virtual team leader. The skill sets deemed essential to efficaciously manager a virtual team are highlighted throughout the essay. Additionally, this paper also pinpoints the negative consequences role conflicts can draw forth in virtual teams and solutions for how virtual team members can work together effectively in spite of differences are posited.
How To Be An Effective Virtual Team Manager And The Consequences Of Role Conflicts In Virtual Teams
As a manager of a virtual team, there are many team characteristics that I would be especially concerned about so that the team's work would be exception. Virtual team managers can also double as effective virtual team leaders. First, I would strive to form a virtual team that has excellent social skills. Members of a group that display a lack of social skills or a lack of effective communicating skills can be a detrimental burden towards helping the group complete their team project. Ideally, group members should communicate with one another in order to make sure that there is a mutual understanding between responsibilities pertaining to the individual’s roles and submitting work prior to a deadlines being reached. The absence of body language as well as the absence of tonality can make communication over a proxy less productive as opposed to face to face communication.
It would be imperative to find team members that endure responsibility for their volunteered roles in the group. Role conflicts can occur that have dire consequences on the group's success when one member or multiple members of a group do not accomplish or pursue their responsibilities within a group. These dire consequences have negative consequences on the group by hindering and stunting the group's performance. For instance, a group paper may cease to reach completion if a team member does not contribute their expected group paper portion to the team's paper. It would be salubrious to work with mature team members for group projects that are dedicated to fulfilling and embracing their expected role in a group and do not engage in social loafing nor shirking their responsibilities.