In worst-case scenarios, men might perceive the feminine style as weak, lacking confidence, manipulative, and emotionally unstable. Women might perceive the masculine style as overbearing, arrogant, abrupt, and emotionally deficient. The characteristic difference that many of us think of immediately surrounds emotion. Women, as a result, develop close bonds with one another more quickly than men do and also form different types of relationships. When interacting with one another in professional surroundings, this can be a source of immediate communication break down between the genders.
Women are often at loss for a clear perception of their professional standing.
Men tend to misunderstand the meaning or are unsure how to react when presented with emotional displays. In cross-gender relations, feelings should be expressed conservatively while clearly voicing the circumstances and situations that cause them. Decision Making Men, in general, have been taught that decision making falls squarely on their shoulders and that to consult others indicates incompetence. Many men prefer to make mistakes alone, rather than risk appearing incapable. A woman is more apt to request the opinions of her associates before making a final decision, to gain valuable outside input and involve those whom will be affected.