Performance cultures based around teamwork are the most knowledge-friendly cultures. Organizations that work in teams on projects toward performance goals are a good fit for Knowledge Management. In this environment, there are usually processes for goal setting and for review and measurement. There is often a focus on performance improvement when teamwork is common, collaboration and sharing are valued, and the team is project oriented. Performance measurement allows good practices and less effective practices to be identified. It is much more difficult to introduce Knowledge Management and to achieve desired results in organizations where employees still work individually, where there is no performance management system, or where work is not organized into projects with goals, objectives, and deadlines.