Managing and Motivating Remote Employees

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Managing and motivating remote employees

Remote work is here to stay, and with it comes a new set of challenges for HR professionals. However, overseeing and managing remote employees doesn’t have to be complicated. With the right approach, you can foster productivity and engagement in your virtual team.

The saying “You get what you give” holds true in remote management. By setting clear expectations, consistently enforcing policies, and investing in your employees’ well-being, you’ll create a thriving virtual work environment.

In a recent article published on HBMA.org, I delved into the fundamentals of effective remote management. I discussed the importance of regular communication, fair and consistent policy application, and investing in your employees’ growth. I also emphasized the significance of fostering a positive company culture, even in a remote setting.

Some of the key takeaways from the article include:

  • The necessity of quarterly virtual updates and in-person annual meetings to maintain team cohesion and connection.
  • Structuring annual meetings with a blend of work (business updates, professional development) and fun (teambuilding activities, social events) to maximize engagement.
  • Ensuring employees have downtime during these meetings to address personal needs and recharge.

But that’s not all! The article also explores other essential aspects of remote management, providing you with a comprehensive guide to leading your virtual team to success.

Want to learn more about how to effectively manage your remote team? Click here to read the full article on HBMA.org and unlock the secrets to remote management success.


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Cristina Amyot

Cristina Amyot, SPHR, the firm’s President, leads the HR Services Group. Ms. Amyot graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree and Master’s Degree in Human Resource Management from Rutgers University. She holds a Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR) certification from the Human Resources Certification Institute and a Life, Accident, and Health Insurance License from the State of New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance.

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