Jan 22, 2016
We talk about conflict in virtual teams, the different kinds of conflict, how to prevent destructive conflict from happening and what to do if it does surface.
Introduction
If you are in London on 1 March 2016, join us here:
http://www.eventbrite.com/e/rsa-fellows-reinventing-work-network-event-tickets-20142987217?aff=eac2
Find out about our webinars on working remotely: http://virtualnotdistant.com/webinars/
Our Blab next Tuesday on Resolving Conflict in Virtual Teams: https://blab.im/lisette-sutherland-resolving-conflict-in-virtual-teams
Virtual not Distant Bitesize
06:35 Today's short section looks at the different roles
that managers take in virtual teams, that have been linked to
reducing conflict.
If you want to find out more about Quinn's leadership roles, visit
http://www.comindwork.com/weekly/2015-04-20/productivity/managerial-leadership-roles-quinn
Virtual Coffee with Lisette, talking about Conflict in Virtual Teams
14: 55 Our usual updates.
Read about Lisette's disaster here: http://www.lisettesutherland.com/2016/01/dead-in-the-water-virtual-vulnerabilities/
We went to Las Vegas with Revolve Robotics, watch the discussion
here: https://vimeo.com/151339115
Hybrid teams - read
about Hugo Messer's experience on being teleported to Las Vegas.
http://blog.ekipa.co/how-i-got-teleported-to-las-vegas/
Isolation in the office.
We're doing our first webinar together! http://virtualnotdistant.com/your-remote-workspace-webinar/
Feedback from listeners!
Different types of conflict: task, process, interpersonal.
What's the most appropriate mode of communication?
What is "normal"?
Group norms, should we challenge them? How shall we create common agreement? Creating the space for conversations.
Informal time together and time on our own. And one-one time.
The importance of reaching out.
Questions you can ask yourselves as a team to evaluate how good you are at dealing with conflict. David Clutterbuck "Coaching the Team at Work."
What can we do so that disagreement doesn't turn into conflict?
The Feedback Wrap.
Appreciation!
Pilar's post on Maslow's theory and custard creams. http://www.unusualconnections.co.uk/maslows-theory-in-practice-or-why-you-need-custard-creams/
There has to be some disagreements, but they need to help the work.
Do we bring another person into our problem?
Assume positive intent.