Clear articulation of a virtual team's mission, strategy, and goals is especially important to virtual teams because Available answer options Select only one option A Virtual team members tend to be more independent than in-house team members and, therefore, more likely to reject the stated mission, strategy, and goals in favor of those perceived to be more advantageous to themselves. B Long distance challenges tend to weaken loyalty among virtual team members, increasing turnover, and requiring managers to continually communicate the organization's mission, strategy, and goals. C Virtual team members rarely interact with one another and, therefore, require a higher level of monitoring with respect to goal achievement. D Ambiguity from leadership combined with cultural differences and limited interpersonal contact can result in team members making incorrect assumptions about the organization's expectations