Finally, writing itself is increasingly being viewed by theorists as an implicitly social rather than solitary act. By writing in a group and with a group, we have the opportunity to discover how an audience of potential readers responds to our work and thereby the opportunity to modify the writing through revision in order to achieve more efficiently and satisfactorily the response that we want. Moreover, by thinking and writing in a group, we are likelier to develop our ideas more fully and more creatively. It's why brainstorming works. I say something, you give a response, and it constitutes some restructuring or reorienting of what I said.
Group work is here to stay.
You might as well get used to it.