Teamwork and collaboration

Research from Lucid reveals a need for better tools to support virtual collaboration, ideation and creative thinking.

Without internal unity, you’re left with a slower sales cycle, inefficient handoffs, frustrated customer interactions, and lost deals. Learn how to remove hidden barriers and improve sales team communication.

Internal communication is a fundamental factor that impacts employee satisfaction and engagement. Learn why communication matters and how to improve internal communication in an organization.

Especially during periods of upheaval or change, overcommunication is essential for maintaining smooth operations and ensuring your employees have the information and resources they need to succeed. Learn how to overcommunicate at work.

With companies across the world being forced to go remote, people have adapted quickly and creatively to the new normal—and discovered many lessons that can apply to working across time zones. Learn more.

Slack touts itself as the space “where work happens”—but are you taking full advantage of this platform? Whether you’re a newbie or a pro user, we'll give you the most helpful tips and practices when using Slack, from chatbots to integrations and beyond.

Big problems don’t always need big teams to solve them. In fact, small, agile teams of experts are often the key to solving your biggest issues. Consider forming a tiger team to get in, get out, and get your business back on track.

During meetings, your team contributes ideas, visuals, and concepts—but those ideas often get lost in the shuffle because they aren't documented properly. Learn how to create virtual idea boards to start recording and acting on your great plans.

Dialogue mapping is a facilitation technique used to visualize critical thinking as a group. Learn how you and your team can start dialogue mapping today to solve problems and bridge gaps in knowledge and understanding (plus get a free template!).

In 1965, Dr. Bruce Tuckman published the Tuckman model, in which he detailed the stages of team development. Whether you are a manager or a team member, learn these stages to turn your group into a high-performing unit.

The purpose of a kickoff meeting is to lay the foundation for a successful project—it’s an opportunity to ensure the stakeholder and the project team are on the same page as far as scope, goals, budget, and timeline. Make sure you're prepared by learning how to write a kickoff meeting agenda.