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Virtual teams have always been a reality in the business world, but the COVID-19 pandemic kicked them into high gear. More and more employees became permanently remote, which meant fewer watercooler conversations or opportunities for coworkers to bond. To be fair, it also meant a workforce that had more freedom over their lives with flexible schedules and nonexistent commutes, and also gave employers the opportunity to recruit as far and wide as they’d like. But there’s no denying that remote employees have changed the team-collaboration landscape.
Virtual teams, however, are here to stay. Changing technologies are allowing employees
