from one another, it is difficult to change the group's goals. A number of steps have been suggested (Lippitt, 1961) to help a group be more productive.
The group most have a clear understanding of in purposes.
The group should become conscious of its own process. By improving the process, the group can improve its problem-solving ability.
The group should become aware of the skills, Wen., and other resources within its membership and should remain flexible in using them.
The group should develop group methods of evaluation, to that the group can have methods of improving its process.
The group should create new jobs and committees as needed and terminate others when they are no longer compatible with the goals.