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Title: Implementing a Successful Virtual Workforce
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First, managers must exhibit a commitment to the virtual team. The leader must clarify goals, provide resources, impart feedback, and develop strong interpersonal relationships among team members. Second, technology must provide the team’s communication medium... Showed first 250 characters
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Second, technology must provide the team’s communication medium. Collaborative computing varies from conducting meetings online to more intricate programs designed to facilitate users collaborating in real time, sharing documents and managing projects... Showed next 250 characters
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