Positive politics are behaviors that are designed to influence others with the goal of helping both the organization and the person playing the politics.[4] Examples of positive politics include portraying a professional image, publicizing one's accomplishments,[clarification needed] volunteering, and complimenting others.[5] On the other hand, organizational politics can increase efficiency,[citation needed] form interpersonal relationships, expedite change, and profit the organization and its members simultaneously.[citation needed] Both individuals and groups may engage in office politics[6] which can be highly destructive, as people focus on personal gains at the expense of the organization.