Justin Wijaya, Carolina Novi Mustikarini, Fajar Adzani Rahman
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Abstract
Current technological developments help people to transform learning in a new era to build creativity, hone skills, and improve self-quality by changing the systems, perspectives, and patterns of community interaction with technology, one of which is virtual teams. The interaction of virtual teams has become a way to run a business for organizations can survive in a globally competitive environment. Therefore, organizations need to understand what makes virtual teams more effective and get positive results from virtual teams. The object of this research is the businesses run by students engaged in various sectors who do virtual teams in running their businesses. This research aims to determine the factors that affect the virtual team’s performance. This research is quantitative research with the population of Ciputra University students majoring in the International Business Management Study Program – Regular Class (IBM-RC) who is running a virtual team. Data was gathered using online questionnaires, and then a Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) test was used to confirm the components found in the research variables. The results of the study show that coordination, communication, relationship building, cohesion, trust, and reward are factors that affect the virtual team’s performance.
期刊介绍:
WREMSD is a multidisciplinary refereed journal on issues that will be central to management and sustainable development around the world. The general theme of WREMSD has been very carefully chosen to include business and entrepreneurship management and the challenges these represent in terms of global competitiveness and sustainable development. To achieve competitiveness in business and management, individuals and institutions need essential knowledge on a broad spectrum of concepts and issues that affect business around the world.