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How to Use Collaboration Tools to Boost Company Culture When Working Remotely

Working in remote teams has become the “new normal” of business life today. Some companies were already transitioning to work from home or partial remote roles; however, many have been forced to embrace remote work recently. Remotely distributed teams require organizations to leverage their workforce effectively and bring the most talented and knowledgeable people together in new ways to address their most pressing problems. With more companies transitioning to remote working in the coming years, managers must understand how to use collaborative tools to promote strong company culture and boost employee engagement.

Why Effective Collaboration is Essential for Remote Teams

At first glance, managing a remote team may not seem very different from leading one in person, but there are some significant distinctions. The most obvious is the fact that team members don’t occupy the same physical space. Since they don’t generally see one another when communicating, they lack some of the visual cues people take for granted when meeting face-to-face. It can also be more difficult for managers to promote collaboration, especially for team members who feel disconnected and disengaged from the rest of the team. 

Maintaining a positive company culture that promotes collaboration can be a challenge for first-time remote managers. It makes sense that team members would interact differently from remote offices than they would in a company conference room, but managers have been working with remote teams for decades. It’s not impossible. It’s just different. Finding effective tools, maintaining consistent communication, and setting clear expectations help remote teams just as they do for those in-office. 

Why Your Company Culture Matters (Even for Remote Teams)

Organizations that make concerted efforts to cultivate and manage their workplace culture tend to be more innovative and do a better job of retaining their top talent. Much of that is due to the strong correlation between company culture and employee engagement. When people feel like the company they work for is committed to goals and values they believe in, they’re more likely to be engaged and proactive in their work. Recognizing your employees’ work, supporting their careers, and creating a culture of communication improves performance and productivity.  Employees in these environments are more likely to hold themselves accountable while upholding the company’s core values.

Maintaining a high engagement level is important for all successful teams, though remote teams may feel more pressure to be self-motivated and proactive when working from home. Some employees will thrive in this environment, while others will need more guidance. Trusting your teams to manage their own schedules and communicate information effectively is important, and setting clear guidelines upfront will help. Remote teams with a healthy and collaborative culture are more likely to be highly engaged and productive than teams managed through unclear methods, lack consistent goals, or are strictly based on how long the person sits at their desk.

Using Assessments to Improve Remote Team Engagement

Managing remote employees may be different from managing people in an office, but it still comes down to the same principles: managing personalities. As in every workplace, people have their routines, capabilities, and preferred management types.

Understanding an individual’s differences is critical when managing a workforce. Employees who thrived in an office setting might find themselves adrift when they cannot get face-to-face interaction with coworkers. Conversely, quieter employees who dreaded small talk at office parties might suddenly become high performers in a remote context.

Predicting how an employee will respond to new work challenges doesn’t involve guesswork or gut instinct. Behavioral and personality assessment data can create a detailed profile of how employees will likely react when placed in specific situations. Employees who tend to be more extroverted and social may need more focused interaction than those who like to keep to themselves. Understanding behavioral tendencies is also important for promoting productivity and cultivating company culture. 

Cognitive assessments measure more than natural aptitude; they also showcase how well an employee learns and adapts to new information. This is critical for shifting to a remote workplace, especially when people are forced to transition quickly. There is often less information and direct guidance in an unplanned change, so people need to be comfortable functioning independently and ask for help. Cognitive assessment data can help identify which employees will need more direct guidance after the initial shift and are more likely to adapt to remote working quickly. 

5 Collaborative Tools to Boost Productivity When Working Remotely

With the right technology, remote leaders can easily stay connected with their team and ensure everyone is doing their part to fulfill the team’s objectives. In addition to a good webcam and a quality headset, every remote team should consider some essential business collaboration tools.

Video Conferencing Software

Traditional conference lines make it difficult to manage a meeting because visual queues are out. Without these cues, people tend to talk over each other, which can lead to frustration.

Video conferencing programs like WebEx, GoToMeeting, Zoom, or Adobe Connect make it possible for remote team members to see and interact with the rest of their team. These programs also allow participants to use features like hand icons and other tools to help manage the conversation.

Telepresence technology takes this a step further, with more sophisticated programs to make participants feel like they’re meeting in person. These programs include Cisco’s TelePresence series and Polycom high-definition conferencing.

Instant Messaging Tools

Sometimes team members want to discuss without setting up a meeting, or they need to get someone’s attention right away. Instant messaging tools and social software like Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Cisco Jabber allow them to check in with team members in a less formal way, like tapping a coworker on the shoulder.

These programs aren’t just good for project planning and brainstorming. They’re also a great way to build relationships. Team members can use them for casual conversations, questions, team-building activities, and even parties.

Project Management Software

When team members don’t see each other every day, it’s easier to lose sight of what they’re each doing and how much time they’re spending on a particular project. That’s why it’s essential to use a project management system or software everyone is familiar with. These programs make each project visible and trackable. They also allow team members to easily communicate the next step, whether providing data or passing along a document for review. They can share files, assign tasks, identify dependencies, and check deadlines.

A few popular project management software programs include Basecamp, Teamwork, and Jira. They are handy for teams implementing agile scrum methodology as a way of managing their workloads.

Time Tracking Software

When team members are scattered across several projects or time zones, it can be difficult to determine when key tasks need to be finished to keep deliverables on track. Or to track billable hours. Time programming tools like TimeFox, Clockify, and Kronos allow teams to keep track of their work and project hours, which is especially helpful if you’re managing many clients or projects to monitor how much time you’re investing in each one.

Time tracking tools can also improve accountability, ensuring that all team members are putting in the appropriate amount of work and effectively managing their workloads. Setting up alerts for key scheduling milestones can also help to improve decision-making.

Document Storage and File Sharing Tools

One of the major benefits of remote teams is their ability to collaborate over great distances and different time zones. As with any collaborative project, it’s helpful to have access to files anywhere, anytime, and they must be stored securely. 

Additionally, your team needs to be able to share documents and edit them in real-time. Dropbox, GoogleDrive, and Microsoft OneDrive are all good tools for this. Cloud-based productivity software like Google’s G-Suite (which includes Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides) and Microsoft Office 365 feature public cloud storage integration that allows multiple users to edit documents and track revisions in real-time easily. Online whiteboard and presentation software platforms like Prezi, Conceptboard, and Scribblar also allow teams to develop ideas collaboratively and deliver presentations as a group.

Get Better Insights with Omnia Assessments

While technology may never be the same as face-to-face interaction, it can help teams and clients meet, connect, and remain productive from anywhere in the world. Of course, remote collaboration tools are only as effective as the leaders who implement them. Unless effective strategies for managing remote teams accompany them, their impact on team performance will be limited. Behavioral and cognitive assessment data can provide helpful guidance when it comes to identifying the specific needs of remote employees.

Administered as part of the pre-employment hiring process or as a professional development tool, Omnia assessments are independently validated as 93% accurate and free of bias forms. Our team constantly works to adapt to the latest tools, technologies, and testing methodologies to provide you with the best possible employee assessment insights. Contact us today for a consultation about your company’s specific assessment needs.

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Keather Snyder

Keather Snyder is President & Chief Operating Officer of The Omnia Group, a leader in helping organizations optimize their talent selection, development and company culture. She is dedicated to helping organizations drive results through the power of their people. Keather is also hugely passionate about developing our future generation of leaders and dedicates personal time to mentoring college age and early career professionals.

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Education

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Hospitality

In the hospitality industry, customer experience makes or breaks the business. Hiring candidates with an exceptional service orientation, operations efficiency, and adaptability is key to success for any travel and tourism business. We help you identify individuals who can create memorable guest experiences while efficiently managing operations behind the scenes.

Our assessments and customized job profiles for various sectors—from hotels to cruise lines and other travel sectors—enhance your ability to hire the right fit for every role. These insights enable you to foster a culture of service excellence and develop teams that can thrive in this dynamic, guest-focused industry.

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  3. Guest Services Manager
  4. Guest Services Representative
  5. Hotel Director
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  7. Housekeeping Manager
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  9. Loyalty and Sales Manager
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  11. Operations Manager
  12. General Manager
  13. Receptionist
  14. Restaurant Manager
  15. Room Attendant
  16. Spa Manager


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Real Estate & Construction

In the real estate and construction sectors, where project management and client satisfaction are critical, finding candidates with a mix of technical knowledge and people skills is crucial. We assist you in identifying professionals who can manage properties, adhere to regulations, and deliver quality results.

Our assessments and customized job profiles for roles across these industries increase your chances of hiring the right fit the first time. These insights help you develop well-rounded teams, improve project outcomes, and maintain a competitive edge.

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  1. Accounts Payable and Receivable Associate
  2. Assistant Property Manager
  3. CAD Drafter
  4. Community Affairs Personnel
  5. Construction Coordinator
  6. Construction Project Manager
  7. Contracts Coordinator
  8. Customer Care Associate
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  10. Director of Construction
  11. Director of Design and Product Development
  12. Director of Purchasing
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  14. Engineer
  15. HOA Manager
  16. Land Acquisition Specialist
  17. Land Development Manager
  18. Leasing Consultant
  19. Maintenance Technician
  20. Marketing Coordinator
  21. New Home Sales Associate
  22. Online Sales Counselor
  23. Payroll / Benefits Administrator
  24. Permitting Coordinator
  25. Pool Construction Manager
  26. Pool Designer/Sales
  27. Property Manager
  28. Public & Political Relations
  29. Purchasing Agent/Analyst
  30. Purchasing Coordinator
  31. Purchasing Estimator
  32. Purchasing Manager
  33. VP of Construction
  34. VP of Land Acquisition
  35. VP of Land Development
  36. VP of Operations
  37. VP of Purchasing
  38. VP of Sales
  39. Warranty Personnel
  40. Waterscapes Coordinator


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Media

Media

In the fast-paced media industry, where creativity meets deadlines and audience engagement is critical, securing candidates with innovative thinking and practical skills is essential. We help you select individuals who can create compelling content, adapt to new platforms, and understand audience dynamics.

Our cognitive, behavioral, and grammar assessments and customized job profiles for various media roles—from content creators and producers to sales and marketing specialists—enhance your ability to hire the right fit for each role. These insights enable you to nurture creativity, improve team collaboration, and stay relevant in an ever-changing media landscape.

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  1. Assignment Editor
  2. Broadcast Producer (TV)
  3. Digital Producer
  4. Director of Sales
  5. IT/Systems Engineer
  6. Master Control Operator (TV)
  7. Media Sales – Media / Radio Sales
  8. On-air Personality – Radio
  9. On-air Personality – Television
  10. Photojournalist
  11. Sales Manager – Media / Radio Sales
  12. Social Media Specialist
  13. Traffic Director  


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Healthcare

In healthcare, where patient care and technological advancements intersect, securing candidates who are committed to helping others and eager to learn is essential. We assist you in identifying professionals who can deliver high-quality care while adapting to the latest medical technologies and practices.

Our behavioral and cognitive assessments and customized job profiles for various roles—at dental and healthcare practices, rehabilitation and research centers, and veterinary clinics—enhance your ability to hire the right fit for every role. These insights enable you to foster a patient-centric culture and support the professional growth of your team in your specialized healthcare sector.

Use Omnia benchmarking for the following jobs to increase your hiring predictability.

 Dental  

  1. Associate Dentist
  2. Dental Assistant
  3. Dental Front Office
  4. Dental Hygienist
  5. Dental Office Manager   


Healthcare General     

  1. Activities Aide
  2. CNA
  3. Case Manager
  4. Clerical
  5. Clinic Front Office
  6. Clinic Office Manager
  7. Customer/Patient Service Clerical
  8. Environmental/Food Service
  9. Janitorial – Medical or Laboratory
  10. Lab Technician
  11. Management
  12. Medical Assistant
  13. Medical Billing
  14. Medical Device Sales
  15. Occupational Therapist
  16. Physical Therapist
  17. Physician (Clinic)
  18. RN
  19. Scheduler
  20. Speech Therapist


Rehabilitation

  1. Clinic Front Office
  2. Clinic Office Manager
  3. Occupational Therapist
  4. Physical Therapist
  5. Speech Therapist       


Research        

  1. Clinical Research Coordinator
  2. Research Assistant                


Veterinary     

  1. Veterinary Assistant
  2. Veterinary Office Manager
  3. Veterinary Practice Manager
  4. Veterinary Receptionist (front desk)
  5. Veterinary Technician
  6. Veterinarian  


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Staffing & Recruiting

In the staffing and recruiting industry, where understanding people and markets is essential, finding candidates with strong interpersonal skills and business acumen is crucial. We assist you in identifying professionals who can effectively match talent with opportunities and build lasting relationships with clients and candidates alike.

Our behavioral and cognitive assessments and customized job profiles for roles across the staffing spectrum increase your chances of hiring the right fit the first time. These insights help you develop your team’s capabilities, improve placement success rates, and stay ahead in this dynamic industry.

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  1. HR Director
  2. HR Generalist
  3. HR Manager
  4. Payroll/Benefits Administrator
  5. Recruiter
  6. Relationship Manager
  7. Talent Acquisition Specialist       


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In the professional services sector, where client relationships and job-related expertise are key differentiators, finding candidates with a balance of technical knowledge and soft skills is crucial. We help you identify individuals who can deliver high-quality services while building and maintaining strong client relationships.

Our behavioral, cognitive, and grammar assessments and customized job profiles for various roles—from desk jobs to field jobs—enhance your ability to hire the right fit the first time. The insights from our profiles enable you to nurture talent, improve client satisfaction, and maintain a competitive edge in your specific service area.

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  1. Account Manager
  2. Accountant
  3. Accounting Manager
  4. Administrative Assistant
  5. Attorney
  6. Bookkeeper
  7. Business Analyst
  8. Buyer/Purchasing/Procurement
  9. Call Center Manager
  10. Call Center Representative
  11. CEO
  12. CFO (Chief Financial Officer)
  13. CFO (Chief Financial Officer)
  14. Chief Sales and Marketing Officer
  15. CIO (Chief Information Officer)
  16. Clerical Supervisor
  17. Collections
  18. Communications Coordinator
  19. Compliance Auditor
  20. Controller
  21. COO (Chief Operating Officer)
  22. Corporate Trainer
  23. Customer Service
  24. Customer Service Manager
  25. Digital Content Creator
  26. Digital Marketing Manager
  27. Estimator
  28. Event Coordinator
  29. Executive Assistant
  30. Grant Writer
  31. Graphic Designer
  32. HR Director/Manager
  33. HR Generalist
  34. Manager
  35. Marketing Assistant
  36. Marketing Manager
  37. Office Manager
  38. Operations Manager
  39. Operations Support
  40. Paralegal/Legal Assistant
  41. Payroll/Benefits Administrator
  42. PR Manager / Public Information Officer
  43. Process Improvement Manager
  44. Production Expediter
  45. Production Planner/Scheduler
  46. Project Manager
  47. Quality Assurance Specialist
  48. Receptionist
  49. Recruiter
  50. Relationship Manager
  51. Social Media Specialist
  52. Talent Acquisition Specialist


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Information Technology

In the rapidly evolving IT industry, where innovation is constant and technical skills quickly become obsolete, identifying candidates with a combination of expertise for the current needs and the ability to learn and adapt to new technologies is vital. We empower you to select tech professionals who can drive your digital initiatives forward while adapting to emerging technologies.

Our behavioral and cognitive assessments and customized job profiles for each role—from CIOs to database administrators, software developers, and IT managers—increase your chances of hiring the right fit the first time. The insights from our job profiles help you create targeted development plans, fostering a culture of continuous learning and innovation in your IT team.

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  1. CIO (Chief Information Officer)
  2. Cyber Security Specialist
  3. Database Administrator
  4. Graphic Designer
  5. Inside Sales – SaaS (appointment setting)
  6. IT Director
  7. IT/Systems
  8. Practice Leader – Cloud
  9. Quality Assurance Tester
  10. Software Developer
  11. Software Support Trainer
  12. Tech Leader – Delivery Practice
  13. Technical Account Manager (Sales)
  14. Web Designer
  15. Web Developer

          
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Manufacturing

In the manufacturing sector, where efficiency and precision are necessary, you need candidates with a blend of technical expertise, high adaptability, and resilience. We help you identify individuals who can thrive in a production environment, embrace lean practices, and drive continuous improvement.

Our behavioral assessments and customized job profiles for each role—from production line workers to process engineers—increase your chances of hiring the right fit the first time. These insights help you develop talent, improve retention, and maintain a skilled workforce ready to meet the evolving demands of modern manufacturing.

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  1. Buyer/Purchasing/Procurement
  2. Customer Experience Coordinator
  3. Estimator
  4. Fleet & Equipment Manager
  5. General Manager
  6. Heavy Equipment Operator
  7. Laborer
  8. Machine Operator
  9. Manufacturing Assembler
  10. Process Improvement Manager
  11. Production Expediter – Shipping/Receiving Material Handler
  12. Production Planner/Scheduler
  13. Production Supervisor
  14. QC Technician
  15. Safety Coordinator/Manager
  16. Sourcing Manager
  17. Technician (Installation and Repair)
  18. Warehouse Associate
  19. Warehouse Manager     


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Automotive

Automotive

In the automotive industry, where innovation drives success and customer satisfaction is the highest priority, finding candidates with the right mix of technical mindset and interpersonal skills is crucial. We help you identify individuals who can thrive in this fast-paced environment, adapt to technological advancements, and deliver exceptional customer experiences.

Our behavioral assessments and customized job profiles for each role—from car dealerships to boat and RV dealers—increase your chances of hiring the right fit the first time. The insights from these profiles help you nurture talent, guide career progression, and keep your workforce engaged and productive in a constantly evolving industry.

Use Omnia benchmarking for the following jobs to increase your hiring predictability.

  1. Bookkeeper/Accountant
  2. Body Shop Estimator
  3. Body Shop Manager
  4. Body Shop Technician
  5. Controller
  6. Customer Relations Representative
  7. Customer Relationship Specialist
  8. Detailer
  9. F&I Manager
  10. Fixed Operations Director
  11. General Manager
  12. Lot Attendant/Porter
  13. Office
  14. Parts Counter / Parts Associate
  15. Parts Manager
  16. Powersports Sales
  17. Receptionist
  18. Reconditioning Foreman
  19. Sales
  20. Sales Manager
  21. Service Advisor
  22. Service Manager
  23. Service Technician Team Lead
  24. Service Technician
  25. Title Clerk
  26. Used Car Sales
  27. Valet
  28. Warranty Administrator
  29. Warranty Clerk   

Business Development Center          

  1. Call Center Manager
  2. BDC Director
  3. BDC Representative
  4. Inside Sales
  5. Internet Sales
  6. Inside Sales Manager
  7. Service Coordinator


Boat and RV    

  1. Boat Sales
  2. Customer Relations Representative
  3. Powersports Sales
  4. RV Orientation/Delivery
  5. RV Sales
  6. RV Service Advisor

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Financial Services

Financial Services

In the financial services sector, where trust is currency and regulatory compliance is non-negotiable, securing candidates with analytical prowess, a commitment to quality, and client-centric attitudes is essential. We empower you to identify individuals who can navigate complex financial landscapes while maintaining the highest standards.

Our behavioral and cognitive assessments and customized job profiles for each role—for credit unions, banks, and other financial institutions—empower you to make informed hiring decisions. The insights from these profiles enable you to provide targeted professional development, ensuring your team remains competent, compliant, and committed in an industry where precision and reliability are essential.

Use Omnia benchmarking for the following jobs to increase your hiring predictability.

Credit Unions

  1. Accountant 
  2. Back Office
  3. Branch Manager 
  4. Call Center Rep 
  5. Collector
  6. Compliance Assistant
  7. Compliance Officer
  8. Credit Assistant
  9. Financial Service Rep
  10. Fraud Specialist
  11. Front Office
  12. Head Teller
  13. IT Professional
  14. ITM (Video) Teller
  15. Loan Officer
  16. Loan Processor
  17. Manager/Supervisor
  18. Member Service Rep
  19. Mortgage Originator
  20. Regional Manager
  21. Teller
  22. Teller – Sales/MSR
          

Banks   

  1. Accountant
  2. Back Office
  3. Branch Manager
  4. Call Center Rep
  5. Collector
  6. Compliance Assistant
  7. Compliance Officer
  8. Credit Assistant
  9. Financial Service Rep
  10. Fraud Specialist
  11. Front Office
  12. Head Teller
  13. IT Professional
  14. ITM (Video) Teller
  15. Loan Officer
  16. Loan Processor
  17. Manager/Supervisor
  18. Mortgage Originator
  19. Regional Manager
  20. Service Rep
  21. Teller
  22. Teller – Sales/Selling CSR
  23. Financial Relationship Manager
  24. Wealth Management Relationship Manager

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Insurance

Insurance

In the insurance industry, where competition is fierce and turnover is high, the key to success lies in identifying candidates with the perfect blend of soft skills and analytical skills. We empower you to find these individuals who not only excel in their roles but also stay with your organization for the long haul.

Our behavioral and cognitive assessments and customized job profiles for each role increase the chances of hiring the right fit the first time. The insight from the profiles helps you provide the growth path your employees desire and keep them happy and engaged.

Use Omnia benchmarking for the following jobs to increase your hiring predictability.

  1. Agency Owner
  2. Claims Representative
  3. Field Claims Adjuster
  4. Inside Claims Adjuster
  5. Loss Control Consultant
  6. Marketing Representative
  7. Policy Services
  8. Underwriter
  9. Account Manager
  10. Customer Service Manager
  11. Processing CSR
  12. Producer
  13. Risk Manager
  14. Sales Manager
  15. Selling CSR
  16. Service CSR

If a job you need filled is not listed, don’t worry – we specialize in creating custom solutions for unique business needs.