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Development Strategy
1. Define your Goal
 "The best predictor of a virtual
team's success is the clarity of it's purpose."
Jessica Lipnack,
Virtual Teams

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Most vision or goal statements provide a picture of an achievable and highly
desired end product. It also provides an anchor for the rest of the project. At any time,
team members can take a look at what they're doing and ask if it is helping them achieve
their goal. If it isn't, they need to take a step back and reevaluate what they're doing
or look for another course of action.
But, a goal statement by itself doesn't make for much of a project. It's just
the beginning, like those maps with arrows pointing to "You are here."
Now you have to determine the steps, or create a development strategy, to get
from "here" to the successful completion of your project. |