Finally, the new members must work out any problems discovered during the encounter stage. This may mean going through changes—this is called the metamorphosis stage. But what is a desirable metamorphosis? Metamorphosis is complete—as is socialization—when new members become comfortable with the organization and their work teams. They internalize coworker and organization norms, and they understand and accept these norms. New members will feel accepted by their peers as trusted and valued individuals. They will feel competent to complete their jobs successfully. They will understand the organizational system—not only their own tasks but the rules, procedures, and informally accepted practices as well. Finally, they will know how they will be evaluated. That is, they’ve gained an understanding of what criteria will be used to measure and appraise their work. They’ll know what is expected of them and what constitutes a good job. Consequently, successful metamorphosis should have a positive effect on new employees’ productivity, the employees commitment to the organization, and should reduce the likelihood that the employee will leave the organization any time soon.