If you own a business, you may start small and do much of the work yourself, but as you expand you will need a staff. When you hire someone, you hope they can fill a spot that will accomplish a task that needs to be done, whether that is selling your product or answering your phones or doing computer input. But problems arise when you begin to hire many employees and each of them only knows what he or she does and not how what they do impacts what the other employees do or the whole mission statement of the organization. You do not want employees; you want an employee team that can work together and make things happen for your business. If you do some employee training and development, you will see it pay off in terms of the cooperation that breeds greater productivity and hence more profit for you and your company.