9798235067271 - Leading Distance: Building Cohesive Teams Across Any Boundary di Whitfield, James (6 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Your best manager just quit. Your team is spread across five time zones. Slack is silent. Meeting fatigue is crushing morale. And somehow, you are supposed to make this distributed team perform like they are in the same room. Welcome to the reality of remote leadership, where every traditional management instinct leads you astray.Leading Distance is the practical field guide for managers who must build cohesive, high-performing teams without the benefit of physical proximity. This is not another collection of feel-good remote work platitudes. This is a battle-tested framework for solving the specific, gnarly problems that emerge when your team cannot tap someone on the shoulder or read the room during a difficult conversation. Through the experiences of leaders like Rebecca Chen, who watched her once-thriving engineering team deteriorate into a collection of isolated individuals after going remote, you will learn why distance creates predictable failure patterns and exactly how to prevent them.Inside this book, you will discover the Async-First Pyramid, a communication hierarchy that eliminates meeting overload while actually improving information flow. You will master the Distance Decay Model, which explains why remote teams naturally fragment and provides concrete interventions to maintain cohesion. You will learn to identify the early warning signs of remote team dysfunction before they become crises, from the dangerous silence in Slack channels to the passive-aggressive overcommunication that signals broken trust. Most importantly, you will gain specific techniques for building genuine relationships, managing performance, preventing burnout, and creating a team culture that works across any boundary.Whether you manage a fully remote team, a hybrid workforce, or global contributors scattered across continents, this book gives you the frameworks to transform distance from an obstacle into a competitive advantage. Stop trying to recreate the office online. Start leading for the reality of distributed work. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Your best manager just quit. Your team is spread across five time zones. Slack is silent. Meeting fatigue is crushing morale. And somehow, you are supposed to make this distributed team perform like they are in the same room. Welcome to the reality of remote leadership, where every traditional management instinct leads you astray.Leading Distance is the practical field guide for managers who must build cohesive, high-performing teams without the benefit of physical proximity. This is not another collection of feel-good remote work platitudes. This is a battle-tested framework for solving the specific, gnarly problems that emerge when your team cannot tap someone on the shoulder or read the room during a difficult conversation. Through the experiences of leaders like Rebecca Chen, who watched her once-thriving engineering team deteriorate into a collection of isolated individuals after going remote, you will learn why distance creates predictable failure patterns and exactly how to prevent them.Inside this book, you will discover the Async-First Pyramid, a communication hierarchy that eliminates meeting overload while actually improving information flow. You will master the Distance Decay Model, which explains why remote teams naturally fragment and provides concrete interventions to maintain cohesion. You will learn to identify the early warning signs of remote team dysfunction before they become crises, from the dangerous silence in Slack channels to the passive-aggressive overcommunication that signals broken trust. Most importantly, you will gain specific techniques for building genuine relationships, managing performance, preventing burnout, and creating a team culture that works across any boundary.Whether you manage a fully remote team, a hybrid workforce, or global contributors scattered across continents, this book gives you the frameworks to transform distance from an obstacle into a competitive advantage. Stop trying to recreate the office online. Start leading for the reality of distributed work. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Your best manager just quit. Your team is spread across five time zones. Slack is silent. Meeting fatigue is crushing morale. And somehow, you are supposed to make this distributed team perform like they are in the same room. Welcome to the reality of remote leadership, where every traditional management instinct leads you astray.Leading Distance is the practical field guide for managers who must build cohesive, high-performing teams without the benefit of physical proximity. This is not another collection of feel-good remote work platitudes. This is a battle-tested framework for solving the specific, gnarly problems that emerge when your team cannot tap someone on the shoulder or read the room during a difficult conversation. Through the experiences of leaders like Rebecca Chen, who watched her once-thriving engineering team deteriorate into a collection of isolated individuals after going remote, you will learn why distance creates predictable failure patterns and exactly how to prevent them.Inside this book, you will discover the Async-First Pyramid, a communication hierarchy that eliminates meeting overload while actually improving information flow. You will master the Distance Decay Model, which explains why remote teams naturally fragment and provides concrete interventions to maintain cohesion. You will learn to identify the early warning signs of remote team dysfunction before they become crises, from the dangerous silence in Slack channels to the passive-aggressive overcommunication that signals broken trust. Most importantly, you will gain specific techniques for building genuine relationships, managing performance, preventing burnout, and creating a team culture that works across any boundary.Whether you manage a fully remote team, a hybrid workforce, or global contributors scattered across continents, this book gives you the frameworks to transform distance from an obstacle into a competitive advantage. Stop trying to recreate the office online. Start leading for the reality of distributed work.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Leading Distance | Building Cohesive Teams Across Any Boundary | James Whitfield | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Dr. Charlie KING | EAN 9798235067271 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.