Features of training startup projects teams in Russia

Training innovation project teams involves the use of methods that promote creative thinking, problem-solving skills, collaboration and adaptability. The work identifies theoretical aspects of the innovative projects training teams’ peculiarities. Across the research put forward hypotheses and conducted a field study: a survey among startup community representatives, experts and investors interacting with teams of startup projects. As a result of the analysis of the respondents’ opinions, some of the hypotheses were confirmed, and some were refuted. This made it possible to identify the attitude of the surveyed groups towards the online format of teams of innovative projects training, as well as to determine the relevance and demand for such training. The work also presents the characteristics of an online course for innovative projects teams, taking into account which a relevant product will be created in the online education market.

Keywords: team training, innovative projects, representatives of startup projects, online training format, online course for teams of innovative projects, personnel management, innovation management.

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