I spoke with Ben Linders of InfoQ (thrilled to be published at that website!) about challenges and communication patterns for Distributed Teams, uncovering bits of my Atlassian Summit 2018 speech.
The biggest challenge of distributed teams is communication, which is essential for establishing ground rules on collaboration. Shifting working hours to accommodate each other and team liaisons help to communicate and synchronize work. Teams based on trust, respect, and openness will thenselves to help people throughout the organization and foster a culture that keeps teams in sync.
Marat Kiniabulatov, project manager at SkuVault, will give a talk about the anatomy of distributed teams at the Atlassian Summit Europe 2018. This event will be held September 3 – 5 in Barcelona, Spain:
InfoQ spoke with Kiniabulatov about the challenges of distributed teams, how product owners and stakeholders collaborate at SkuVault and how the workflow is managed, how distributed teams communicate effectively and synchronize their work, and how SkuVault nurtures a culture that keeps teams in sync.
Full Q&A at Keeping Distributed Teams in Sync,
Marat Kiniabulatov | Agile Coach, OKR, PMO 
Thanks for sharing. This is very useful for distributed team.
Be sure to drop by the https://kiniabulatov.com/2018/09/25/anatomy-of-distributed-team-workflows-agility-communication-my-talk-from-atlassian-summit-2018/ – which is the speech itself, as well as I’ll get a post on empathy and culture for distributed teams in a couple of weeks 🙂