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While human beings posses many key attributes that allow them to function with great independence, the species would almost certainly not have survived much beyond its inception were it not for our ability to function in groups. This capability to cooperate and to serve and care for other humans formed the basis of such key societal units as the family, government, and business. Whether local or international, effective and productive groups share several key attributes. In association with its members, these organizations must utilize careful planning to make maximum use of time and resources. They must also recognize what elements do not work as planned and adjust them accordingly, utilizing the foresight that ensures the most successful practices become standard. Key aspects of this success are the careful formation and adoption of goals and the quality of leadership. These are factors that contribute to the successful functioning of individuals within an organized collective. They ensure that goals are established and met via consent generated through successful interaction.