Communicating With Remote Teams: Increase Audience Engagement
Audience participation requires prompting.
It's not enough to encourage your remote team to "weigh in with questions" or "let me know what you think." It sounds like you're encouraging engagement and interaction but you audience still doesn't have clear direction or guidelines.
- What should they be asking questions about?
- How long do they have to ask questions?
- What kind of thoughts would you like? Good ones? Bad ones?
Maintaining collaboration, teamwork and engagement are important aspects in leading a remote team, so don't leave it to chance. Be intentional about setting up scenarios that promote interaction and guarantee engagement.
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