Show notes
In this episode, we welcome Tara Powers as our guest. Remote work and home office have become quite a thing during 2020. But guess what, it isn’t new at all. Tara could be called already a Virtual Teams Veteran as she has worked on this scheme of work for decades. With her book “Virtual Teams for Dummies” she was in the bestselling charts long before the pandemic hit us, and many of us were forced to work this way out of the blue when offices and physical workspaces were shut down. Today, I talk with Tara about her new book Working from Home, how to establish an authentic connection in a remote working environment, and what it means to have permission to be fully human at work.QUESTIONS AND VIEWS HIGHLIGHTED IN THIS EPISODE:Personal challenges for Tara Powers during 2020How remote work will look in the near futureCan we establish an authentic connection in the virtual space?The human part in work is widely ignoredBoundaries & Availability while working remotelyHow to detect, tackle, and overcome conflict within virtual team settingsChange behavior for real habitsWell-being as an economic driverEXCERPTS YOU MIGHT WANT TO JUMP IN[00:00] Intro [07:20] What hast change working remotely in 2020?[29:13] Permission to be fully human at work[46:10] Taking out the guesswork when it comes to human relations[56:00] How to work with intercultural tendencies LINKS & HINTS ON THIS EPISODE Find out more about her newest publication Working From Home For DummiesGet your copy of Tara’s Book Virtual Teams For DummiesVisit Tara’s consulting company Powers Resource CenterFollow her on LinkedIn You can learn more about Flash Hub and Virtual Teams as a service at Flashhub.ioFollow us on Facebook and engage in our daily discussions. Connect with us on LinkedInSupport our show on PatreonDrop us a message [email protected] BOOKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODEThe Team connection framework by Tara PowersBrené BrownGoogle's study on High-Performance TeamsJamie Lena Kern Believe itElon Musk's biographyThe Five Dysfunctions of a Team Patrick LencioniPadletMiro
