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Review of: "Effective Communication in Virtual Project Teams at Children Mission Africa: A Short Communication"

Abstract

Potential competing interests: No potential competing interests to declare.The topic is relevant.Both the pandemic and global connectivity paved the way for virtual projects to become prevalent.The authors identified a research gap in challenges and strategies for effective communication in virtual teams.This manuscript is a high-level description of the research.Most of the main aspects of the research study were addressed, but a lot of detail has been omitted -detail that would have assisted in determining whether the conclusions reached were valid.Aspects like recruitment strategies, sample size, more detailed results, etc., would have been meaningful.The potential is here, but more detail is required.

Research topics

  • Educational Technology and Optimization
  • ICT in Developing Communities
  • Organizational Change and Leadership

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DOI: 10.32388/ienz6m

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