The Virtual Workforce: Overcome the Challenges and Reap the Rewards of a Decentralized Team!
Webinar Recording (1.5 CPD Hours)
Emerging technologies facilitate working from remote and de-centralized locations. Bring in subject matter expertise, provide training, and host team meetings without travel. Enhance productivity, strengthen engagement, and offer your team the flexibility they need to effectively integrate complex life roles and responsibilities. Join this webinar to explore how virtual technologies can also expand work opportunities, build strategic partnerships, and foster solid professional relationships with very limited "face time." Hear inspiring case examples and examine the joys/challenges of working virtually. Leave with practical tips for managing staff and projects in an increasingly interconnected virtual world.
In this presentation, you will:
- Understand how providing flexible work schedules/structures to staff can improve engagement, performance, and satisfaction
- Learn how technology can support working virtually within your organization
- Explore strategies for blending traditional face-to-face meetings and training sessions with web-based technologies
Who should attend:
- HR practitioners interested in embedding virtual technologies within their organization.
Meet your instructor
Deirdre Pickerell
My work, over 20+ years in career development, human resources, and adult education, has been incredibly varied but always with the underlying message of the importance of a good career fit . . . getting the right people into the right jobs at the right time. Essentially, my career is focused on helping individuals find work that allows them to thrive and helping organizations understand the importance of supporting employees' career goals.My initial doctoral research focused on career management as a key driver of employee engagement. Those explorations, and my work in that area, led to the development of the Career Engagement model. Co-authored with Roberta Neault, this model conceptualizes career engagement as the alignment of challenging, stimulating work with a matching level of capacity (e.g., access to the proper skills and education; social support; self-care). Read more at: http://tinyurl.com/8u3b4jq My doctoral dissertation explored the model as well as the career engagement of Canadian Career Development Practitioners (CDPs).The model has since been introduced at presentations locally, nationally, and internationally and has resonated with all. Next steps include extending my doctoral research into New Zealand and Australia. Have a question or comment about career development or engagement? Please don't hesitate to connect via email or LinkedIn. I'd love to hear from you.
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About this course
- 3 lessons
- 1.5 hours of video content