Shritika is an entrepreneur, she has her own HR consultancy firm. In her work Shritika gets to meet a lot of clients which she really enjoys. Whenever she is stressed because of her work, she goes out with her friends or family and then resumes work with new enthusiasm and energy. She is one such boss that whenever the employees face any problem they do not hesitate to share with her. At times when the client is annoyed and loses his cool Shritika still maintains her composure and tries to solve his concerns. Based on all the above narration discuss Shritika’s personality on the basis of Big Five/OCEAN

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