USING COLLABORATION TOOLS EFFICIENTLY
Using Collaboration Tools Efficiently
Imagine this:
your office has just started using our team.co application and they’re excited
about how this will improve collaboration in the workplace. Fast-forward two
weeks, and you’ve found that a few of your team members aren’t contributing on
the app. Why? How can you change this? We breakdown the two main reasons why
your team members may not be using our app efficiently, and what you can do to
change that.
Do they know how to use the app?
Perhaps the most
common reason a team member avoids using new digital tools is because they lack
the knowledge of how to use it. Solve this by ensuring that every team member
is aware of the features of our team.co app and how they work. Guide your team
on how to use our tools, and encourage them to learn through actively using our
features when collaborating on tasks. Tackle the systems they struggle with
most. Once your team member is completely informed on how our tools work,
they’ll start using them to complete their tasks and communicate with the team.
Do they prefer traditional methods?
Change is
daunting for many people, especially when it requires familiarising yourself
with a new technology after years of working with more manual systems. Suddenly
adopting a digital noticeboard for workplace communications can take some
getting used to. If your team member is reluctant to leave behind their
familiar methods, discuss with them how our collaboration tool benefits the
workplace through making it easier for the team to communicate and collaborate.
Make sure that your team member knows how our app will help them complete tasks
and send and receive messages more efficiently. Give them time to adjust to the
new technology, and let them slowly incorporate our tools into their daily
work.
Get everyone on
board. Make sure all your team members are completely
aware of our app functions, and that they know how to use them in their work. Once
your team is on the same page, you’ll start seeing improved communication and
an increase in efficiency.
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