C. Try to determine what the group's perceptions are about a situation and review them within the group. After getting the issues out in the open, suggest structural or process changes in order to improve situations. Write out suggestions as well as team goals and post them where team members can see them. A team may have problems with its decision making or problem solving ability. A good team environment is based on balance.
Teams thrive in part because of differences.
However, if a group is unable to resolve issues in some systematic fashion, problems can quickly intensify. Solutions A. Review with the group various problem solving techniques that have been proven to be effective. B. Discuss the pros and cons of ideas that have been presented. C. Use majority votes and group consensus in decision making. D. Try to get the group out of the win-lose mentality on specific issues and more toward a team winning large picture attitude.