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Leading at a Distance

by James M. Citrin & Darleen DeRosa · James M. Citrin & Darleen DeRosa

Drawing on executive search research and interviews with senior leaders, the authors cover hiring, onboarding, and running teams virtually. Practical chapters address building trust quickly, running effective virtual meetings, and sustaining culture without physical proximity.

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