The Digital Revolution Means the End of Professional Development as We Know It
I just returned from ATD 2017 in Atlanta, where I spent most of my time talking to vendors and training [...]
WorldatWork TV Video Interview with Trina & Kathy on Employee Engagement in a Virtual World
Virtual teams are a growing trend, not a fad and this interview provides some insight into have to begin to build stronger virtual teams.
5 Proactive Ways to Clear Conflict in the Virtual Workplace
Virtual conflict is a tricky reality. You know the phrase, “The best laid plans….”? No matter how carefully we communicate in the flat medium of the written word, misunderstanding and confusion is inevitable. Rather than being frustrated or angry, EXPECT it.
Episode 44: Book Review of Working Virtually – You’ve Got This
Hear the latest book review of Trina Hoefling's Working Virtually: Transforming the Mobile Workplace Source: Episode 44: Book Review of [...]
Ask Inc.: How to Manage Telecommuting Employees | Inc.com
Source: Ask Inc.: How to Manage Telecommuting Employees | Inc.com Trina Hoefling featured in 2009, INC. Magazine.. So much of [...]
Do We Still Need Instruction When Leaving a Voice Mail?
How do you know when it's time to update a practice in your work, on your team or even in your life?
Look Out World (at Work) – Here We Come!
Using principles from Trina's book we'll be discussing the six relational practices to increase sustainable engagement. Trina's new book offers a complete guide to both leading and navigating today's world of work in any environment!
Working Virtually: Transforming the Mobile Workplace, 2nd edition is Now Released!
Working Virtually is a permanent part of the workplace today. Transactional work - provided by freelancers, contract employees or consultants [...]
Team Synergy – Do We Need Face-to-Face to Find a Team’s X Factor?
Recently IBM pulled the plug on telecommuting. R.I.P., early adopter, because team synergy wasn't happening. In the 1990’s, IBM led [...]
New Research Shows the Same Thing the Old Research Showed.. So What is Taking so Long?
There is a fine line between research being a helpful, proactive step in the process and being pure procrastination. It’s easy to tell ourselves that we’re just being smart and intellectually curious instead of taking steps to solve the problem we've been reading research about for the past decade. It’s easy to see why this happens, too. When you decide to apply research into actual action it becomes real; you can’t keep it tucked safely away.