Employees don’t always get along with their bosses. Personality conflicts can destroy morale and create tension that kills productivity. Plus, when a subordinate belongs to a different protected class than his supervisor, the subordinate may suspect some form of discrimination. That’s why you should document personality conflicts—even if you’re sure bias isn’t the cause.
Document all personality conflicts–your records could disprove discrimination in court
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