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Ahlrichs, K. (2023, May 1). Tactics for leading a distributed workforce. Leadership Briefings, 38(5).
This article introduces us to useful tactics for leading a distributed workforce successfully.

Hardy, H., French, L., Humphries, J., von Mering, S., Giere, P., Berger, F., Koivunen, A., Grieb, J., Vipp, M., & Smith, V. (2023). Distributed team working - Approaches for DiSSCo. Research Ideas and Outcomes, 9(1–24), 1–24.
In this article, we discussed the need to develop cross-institutional teams and adopt work practices in which individual staff work collectively in a distributed environment.

Loucks, S., & Ozogul, G. (2020). Preparing business students for a distributed workforce and global business environment: Gaining virtual leadership skills in an authentic context. TechTrends: Linking Research and Practice to Improve Learning A Publication of the Association for Educational Communications & Technology, 64(4), 655–665.
In this resource, you will potentially be exposed to working in virtual teams and understanding the distributed workforce model in advance for skill development.

What a distributed workforce could mean for the traditional 9-To-5. (2021, July 14). States News Service, NA.
Asynchronous working may be the model for working outside of traditional business hours.

Best practices for securing a distributed workforce long-term. (2021, March 2). Mid-East.Info, NA.
In this resource, we see that there is no one specific model that will apply for a distributed workforce model following the pandemic.

McCord, P. (2021, March). 4 Lessons the pandemic taught us about work, life and balance [Video file]. TED Salon.