Working with multicultural virtual teams: critical factors for facilitation, satisfaction and success
Abstract Information and communication technologies provide the necessary infrastructure for individuals from different cultures and locations to work and learn collaboratively. However the inner workings of such collaboration still keeps its mystery. In this literature review, the issues of how col...
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