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    Time Zone Confusion Essay

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    Research has found that time zone confusion has created a big challenge in coordinating team members in different geographical areas and hindering the decision-making activity. Hambley, O 'Neill, and Kline 's [2007]. Members located in different time zones and it often become difficult to get all team members at given time to share important information and assign tasks. This creates delay in responses and communication may be down (Kankanhalli, Tan & Wei, 2007; Ebrahim, Ahmed & Taha, 2009;…

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    Virtual Team Meetings

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    This report is based on contacts with Marlon Luna, Hale Na`au Pono, RCG Dana Newman, Ohana Conference on 2-1-17, and Team Meetings on 1-18-17 and 2-22-17. A conference with Devin’s teacher is scheduled for 2-28-17. Devin is in a safe home and in good health. Previously, he was experiencing difficulty controlling his bowel movements. This is now under control. Regarding mental health issues, Devin has been receiving individual therapy from Dr. Michael D’Andre and has made positive progress.…

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    Virtual teams are an organizational arrangement that have been growing in acceptance in the business community for a variety of reasons. One particular pressure on health care organizations is to provide high quality service under increasing price pressures (Sahni, Chigurupati, Kocher, & Cutler, 2015). As health care organizations cover a wide variety of functions, there are certain aspects of the business such as information technology and call centers that can also take advantage of time zone…

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    10 Person Virtual Team

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    My 10 person virtual team consists of five women and five men. They live on the West Coast and each of them is in the medical field and work for Kaiser Hospital and other hospitals in the area. The purpose of the virtual team is to perform research and to garner experience with performing research together as a virtual team in addition to working individually. With this virtual team each member will do research on the topic of AIDS. It appears that AIDS is no longer in the news as often as…

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    Furthermore, virtual teams member are expected to become interdependent, successfully negotiate cultural differences. Global virtual teams are most times made up of people with different cultures and beliefs. This poses as a threat when it comes to norms and tradition. We have not even addressed the possible conflicts that could arise due to time differences between zones of team members. Probably this is why Andres (2008) says multicultural teams have greater potential for misunderstandings and…

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    Differences Across Virtual Teams explores many of the challenges culturally diverse groups could face when attempting to come together and work as a team. The case study examines how items such as language could impact the team’s cohesion and ability to communicate effectively. Additionally, the case study cites the trials a team may have to overcome when the members are across multiple time zones. Furthermore, the case study details how differences in the societal culture amongst the team…

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    their overall lack of interest in competing, I was only able to initially begin a girls team. Leading the team was the daughter of the man who had originally informed me about the opening at the school. But, pleasantly what I soon found out was there was a virtual all-star team of girl runners at that school in grades six, seven, and eight which translated into immediate success. Over the next few years, the team was undefeated in regular season meets, won or finished in second place in a…

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    you can succeed in virtual teamwork, you will add a valuable skill to your resume (Ellis, 2014). First you need to plan your team project which consists of milestones, actions, reference material, and “someday” items (Ellis, 2014). “Milestones are due dates for major parts of the project” (Ellis, 2014, p.88). Actions are a list of tasks that the team member need to complete in order to make the milestone and final due dates (Ellis, 2014). This part is very important so your team members know…

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    Virtual Group Analysis

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    Jun Wei Zhong Com 217 October 20, 2015 Reflection Paper: Virtual Group Work and Decision Making Throughout the virtual group work I feel like we as a group did very well because we each got our work done. I feel like since there were three section of requirement to figure out. We each just did one part of the assignment and later we combined our work together. Having a virtual partner is kind of difficult to get things started at first because we only contact each other by email. As we all…

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    and with different cultural back ground. In one hands, when teams consist of people from different cultures working apart from one another in different locations, social distance or a lack of emotional connection can cause miscommunication, misunderstanding and distrust. On the other hands, a manger can be very efficient in one culture and be the reason for failure in another one. How managers can lead global team, or cross cultural team to be efficient as possible? According to this two…

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