Boston Strategy Group is pleased to announce the publication of “Using Improv to Improve Remote Work” describing how annual or quarterly improvisation training can greatly enhance remote team performance in Training Industry magazine. The article, written by Managing Partner Theodore Klein, was published on March 19, 2024, and has received significant industry praise.
“Remote work has many advantages and disadvantages with many senior executive skeptical of its value.” said Theodore Klein. “Applied Improvisation (AIM) training offers a highly effective method at building remote team collaboration, communications, and creative skills, and offsetting many of the challenge posed by remote work or telecommuting. Leveraging scientifically based, experiential learning approaches, such as AIM, can provide firms with an ability to enhance the value and effectiveness of remote work.”
In the article, Klein explains the value of proximity, and how improvisation training overcomes many of the barriers imposed by remote work. He details why AIM training is so valuable, and how it builds team cohesiveness, cooperation, and collaboration.
Training Industry (TI), the most trusted source of information on the business of learning is an online media company providing a wide range of training and development services on TrainingIndustry.com; in Training Industry Magazine; and in webinars, events and courses. TI focuses on the professional needs of the learning professional. Their aim is to provide the information, insights and resources needed to more effectively manage the business of learning. They serve as an expert resource for learning professionals seeking information about best practices and innovative approaches for developing effective training and create an environment for trust and information-sharing among learning professionals, including those in the learning and development function and experts from companies serving the training industry.
About Boston Strategy Group
Boston Strategy Group is an educational services firm that leverages the principles of Applied Improvisation (AIM) in universities, businesses, and healthcare institutions throughout New England. Since 2020, the Boston-based firm has been developing an academic framework based on AIM to provide professional development. The firm is concentrated on improving the effectiveness of organizations by equipping professional staff, managers, and executives with the skills needed to deftly respond to challenging, complex, and ever-changing environments.
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