No two people are exactly alike. Therefore, personality clashes in the workplace are unavoidable. One employee may have a reserved personality while another may be more outgoing and forward. Problems arise when the two do not understand or respect each others' inner nature. For instance, the more extroverted employee may feel slighted if the more introverted worker doesn’t talk to him much. He may perceive it as a slight, rather than it simply being the employee’s personality. Furthermore, his approach to handling projects may be analytical while hers is intuitive. When the two do not understand and respect each others' approach, conflict occurs.