Study shows strong in-person leaders may not be as good of a fit for spearheading virtual teams.<\/p>\n
by: Fox News<\/p>\n
(FOX NEWS) Can leaders in the face-to-face world lead as well in online meetings?<\/p>\n
A new study suggests what works well with leaders, in reality, may not work in virtual reality.<\/p>\n
Brigham Young University researchers studying 220 student teams at two different Midwestern universities to learn if in-person leadership fits the new online virtual world of meetings and teams.<\/p>\n
The study concluding virtual teams are more action-oriented, preferring leaders who monitor timelines, provide feedback, and coordinate teamwork.<\/p>\n
Virtual team leaders also need to stand out as the leaders and Soft skills used for in-person settings may not translate as well to virtual situations.<\/p>\n
New training for the virtual age of online meetings may be needed for traditional leaders.<\/p>\n
The study published in the Journal of Business and Psychology.<\/p>\n
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