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Informationen zum Autor DARLEEN DEROSA, PH.D., is a managing partner at OnPoint Consulting. She brings ten years of management consulting experience, with expertise in the areas of talent/succession management, executive assessment, virtual teams, and organizational assessment. Darleen has authored numerous articles on virtual teams. RICHARD LEPSINGER is president of OnPoint Consulting and has a twenty-year track record of success as a human resource consultant and executive. He is the coauthor of four books on leadership including Closing the Execution Gap: How Great Leaders and Their Companies Get Results, Flexible Leadership: Creating Value by Balancing Multiple Challenges and Choices, The Art and Science of 360 Feedback, and The Art and Science of Competency Models, all from Jossey-Bass/Pfeiffer. Klappentext Praise for Virtual Team Success"There's no school for this yet, but when the first is established, Virtual Team Success: A Practical Guide for Working and Leading from a Distance will certainly be the core curriculum."-Jessica Lipnack and Jeffrey Stamps, CEO and co-founders, NetAge"Virtual Team Success is a must have for anyone managing geographically-dispersed teams. DeRosa and Lepsinger bring experience and credentials to guide us all through the labyrinth of problems that so often derail virtual teams. As our global businesses become increasingly complex, I can't imagine a more timely or better resource."-Jay Moldenhauer-Salazar, vice president, talent management, The Gap"For global teams that want to be top-performing, Virtual Team Success should be their team handbook. It's loaded with tools, checklists, models, and practical recommendations for working and leading from a distance. This is the kind of book virtual teams really need to be successful. I've been waiting for a book like this and look forward to recommending it as a resource that can help improve the performance of our teams!"-Kathleen McGuire, manager organizational development, Bayer Healthcare HR Global Leadership Development"Virtual teams are intended to make optimal use of expertise spread across the world, but performance excellence is the exception and mediocrity the rule. After extensive and careful study of real teams, DeRosa and Lepsinger have captured essential information, principles of operation, and tools in a highly readable volume that can help thoughtful readers elevate the performance of the teams significantly. The practical focus, collection of techniques and tools, and "how to" tips provide an essential foundation for anyone with virtual team responsibility. The organization of the book centered around challenges, differentiators, and lessons will facilitate finding answers to any problem the team faces. The RAMP model makes it easy to focus on what's important in enabling top performance."-Mike Beyerlein, professor, Organizational Leadership, Purdue University Zusammenfassung This book leverages robust research studies and provides a practical resource for virtual team members and leaders. Based on a research study which is one of the most comprehensive studies ever conducted on virtual teams, this book offers a wealth of solid recommendations. Inhaltsverzeichnis List of Tables, Case Studies, Figures, and Exhibits xi Acknowledgments xv Foreword xvii Introduction xix Section One: Building High-Performing Virtual Teams 1 Chapter One: Why Virtual Teams Fail 3 Key Challenges 6 Four Pitfalls to Virtual Team Performance 8 Conclusion 12 Chapter Two: Profiles of Virtual Team Success-What Good Looks Like 15 Team Composition 15 Communication and Training 19 Leadership 24 Conclusion 25 Chapter Three: Virtual Team Launch Kit 27 Test Your Virtual Team Launch IQ 27 Setting Virtual Teams Up for Success 30 Is Your...
