Team dynamics while the world is locked down

Written by Meredith Bower in Practices

2 years ago - 0 min read

A happy and engaged team is vital when we’re all physically distanced. However, for many businesses keeping people together while working apart isn’t easy.
What are some simple things you can do to keep your people engaged and feeling like they’re part of something bigger?
Would love to hear what leaders around the world are deploying to engage and inspire remote teams while Corona Virus sweeps the globe.

https://kiandra.com.au/blog/16-ways-to-stay-together-while-working-apart/

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