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Episode 26: Managing Flexible Teams

Tichich, Emily
Sullivan, Brandon
Peissig, Lovey
Youa Moua, Mai
Alexander, Ashley
2021-06-17

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Episode 26: Managing Flexible Teams

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One of the biggest lessons we’ve learned during the past year is that work is about what we do, not necessarily where we do it. In this podcast, we’ll cover topics to help you implement flexible work arrangements on your team, and give you tools to manage employees with different flexible work plans. Visit supervising.umn.edu for more information and to find all the resources mentioned in the podcast.

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Tichich, Emily; Sullivan, Brandon; Peissig, Lovey; Youa Moua, Mai; Alexander, Ashley. (2021). Episode 26: Managing Flexible Teams. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/258173.

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