Leading projects in global virtual environment
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- 1. Leading Projects in Global Virtual Environment JariLeinonen 10.1.2011
- 2. Contents Background Leadership Virtual environment Research and results Conclusion and summary (C) Jari Leinonen 2011
- 3. Background (C) Jari Leinonen 2011
- 5. 5 years leading projects
- 7. Currently working as IT lead in HR project(C) Jari Leinonen 2011
- 8. Why this topic? (C) Jari Leinonen 2011
- 9. Buzz words (C) Jari Leinonen 2011
- 10. Leadership (C) Jari Leinonen 2011
- 11. Leadership styles and theory Leadership grid Situational leadership Target oriented Team leadership Self leadership Leading with meaning Virtual leadership (C) Jari Leinonen 2011
- 12. Virtual environment (C) Jari Leinonen 2011
- 13. Virtual environment Multi skills required! Interpersonal skills EQ emotional intelligence Ability to influence actively: goals & targets (C) Jari Leinonen 2011
- 14. eLeadership Success factors (C) Jari Leinonen 2011
- 15. Research and results (C) Jari Leinonen 2011
- 16. Research questions How virtual leadership succeeds in multicultural projects? a) Trust creation and maintenance b) Motivation levels and motivation c) Feedback and rewarding process d) Leaderhsip and decision making styles (C) Jari Leinonen 2011
- 17. Research results Main question Locally or virtually lead projects are similar with success A) F-2-f meetings Continuous communication B) Rewarding and results C) Feedback is focused on results D) Participatory leadership with empowerment (C) Jari Leinonen 2011
- 18. Conclusion and summary (C) Jari Leinonen 2011
- 19. Conclusion and summary Study showed eLeadership skills exist and are in use Improvement areas Motivation factors Rewarding also on other topics than just results Multicultural “homework” Rules in virtual working (C) Jari Leinonen 2011
- 20. Questions? (C) Jari Leinonen 2011
- 21. Thank You! (C) Jari Leinonen 2011
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