Teamwork in the Digital Age
ONLINE MASTERCLASS
Thursday, March 26th, 2026
01:00 PM - 02:00 PM
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How can geographically distributed teams communicate and coordinate more effectively?
Masterclass presented by Prof. Marwan Sinceur
Working across locations and time zones is increasingly common - yet digital communication can easily create misunderstandings, slow decisions, and weaken coordination. Without clear norms, remote and hybrid teams often struggle with misaligned expectations, ambiguous responsibilities, and “silent” assumptions that go untested.
This masterclass focuses on practical, evidence-based ways to help geographically distributed teams function more effectively. It explores key challenges in digital communication, how to set team coordination routines and rules of engagement, why verifying assumptions matters, and how cultural differences influence communication styles and interpretation.
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How digital communication can distort intent, create friction, and reduce team effectiveness | |
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How to set clear coordination routines and rules of engagement for remote/hybrid collaboration | |
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Practical methods to surface, verify, and align assumptions before they become issues | |
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How cultural differences shape communication - and how to reduce misinterpretations and conflict | |
Leave with a practical framework to strengthen communication quality, clarify team norms, and improve coordination and trust in geographically distributed teams.
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étudiants en formation initiale, dont 38.32% d’étudiants internationaux
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étudiants en formation initiale, dont 38.32% d’étudiants internationaux
7 550
étudiants en formation initiale, dont 38.32% d’étudiants internationaux
7 550
étudiants en formation initiale, dont 38.32% d’étudiants internationaux
7 550
étudiants en formation initiale, dont 38.32% d’étudiants internationaux
7 550
étudiants en formation initiale, dont 38.32% d’étudiants internationaux
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Formerly an Associate Professor at INSEAD, Marwan Sinaceur co-directed INSEAD’s Social Sciences Research Center from 2007 to 2010. He holds a PhD in Organizational Behavior from Stanford Graduate School of Business. His research focuses on negotiations, emotions, and group decision-making, with a particular interest in the impact of emotional strategies on negotiation effectiveness. His work has been published in leading journals such as the Journal of Applied Psychology and Psychological Science.
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