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The Importance Of Group Functioning

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3.2 Group level In this level, we are switching from individual behavior to group behavior. A group is define as two or more individual, interacting and interdependent who are initially coming together to achieve particular objectives (Stephen P.Robbins, Timothy A.Judge, 2014). There are two types of group which are formal group and informal group (Stephen P.Robbins, Timothy A.Judge, 2014). Group can bring a lot of advantages to all the group members. For instance, work as a group is able to generate positive synergy through coordinated effort that allows organization to increase performance. Group Functioning Group functioning is the quality and quantity of group’s work output. An effective group is one that stays focused on a core task and achieves its ends as specified. In this movie, the group functioning is portrays by the three main characters who are Puss, Kitty Softpaws and Humpty Dumpty. Throughout the movie, they are able to work well to steal the three magic beans from Jack and Jill. After they successfully get the beans, they plant the three magic beans in the dessert. The beans was so amazing and it grow up so quickly. Three of them help each other and success to ride the beanstalk into the cloud. They aim to find the castle of the late giant, while avoiding the Great Terror, a mysterious monster that also is the mother of Golden Goose and responsible to protect the it. Luckily, with their cooperation they success to steal the Goose which can lay the golden eggs

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