Foster Communication
When you have team members working in different locations, communication can be a challenge. In-person employees might spend the bulk of their day talking to their co-worker in the next cubicle over—while remote workers struggle to form a real connection with their team members.
That’s why, if you want your hybrid team to function harmoniously, you need to create opportunities for frequent communication.
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