Abstract: The subject of the research is the relationship between the level of resilience and personal characteristics of the employees of the organization. The object of the research is the resilience of the personality and personal characteristics of the company's employees. The article discusses issues such as the resilience of a personality, how relevant it is now and which personality traits, according to the authors, are most interrelated with the level of resilience of a personality. The article describes how to choose the right psychodiagnostic techniques, what difficulties may arise during the research process, and how to interpret the results correctly. This study was conducted in the private company for 1 year. The total sample size is 200 people. The data were interpreted, systematized, and general conclusions were drawn after the study. Methods of analysis, synthesis and classification were used in the research. The authors of the article used the psychodiagnostic tools of the working employees of the organization. Next, statistical data processing was carried out and conclusions were drawn. The study was conducted in a private company with 200 employees for 1 year. This article reviewed the practice of using the S.Muddy resilience test (adapted by D.A.Leontiev), the Oxford Happiness Inventory, the Volitional Self-Control Questionnaire by A. G. Zverkov and E. V. Eidman, the Uncertainty Tolerance Questionnaire by T.V. Kornilova, the Religiosity Test by Yu.V. Shcherbatykh and the author's questionnaire in the context of studying the resilience and personal characteristics of employees, which are interrelated with resilience. The authors proposed a set of selected psychodiagnostic techniques and a new questionnaire for the diagnosis of resilience and personality traits related to resilience. The data from the correlation analysis were presented in Table 4. This article expands the knowledge base on the study of resilience. The prospect of further research is to develop questions about the relationship between religion and resilience in a more diverse and numerous sample.

Abstract: The subject of the research is the ways of interaction and the constructiveness of the behavior of company employees in problem situations. The purpose of the study: to study reactions to failure and ways out of conflict situations and to identify the relationship between the method of resolving conflict situations and obstacles in establishing contacts in a team. Research methodology: the methods of theoretical analysis (comparison, generalization, systematization, etc.) were used in the work; methods of psychological diagnostics; methods of statistical data processing. Results of the study: the article conducts a study on what type of reactions to failure and the way of resolving conflict situations is typical for employees of the personnel department and employees of the psychological support department working in the same company. Reactions to failure and ways out of situations that impede the activity or satisfaction of the needs of the individual are studied using the projective technique Rosenzweig Picture-Frustration Study, (PF Study), and diagnostics of "hindrances" in establishing emotional contacts are carried out using the technique of V.V. Boyko. With the help of correlation analysis, it is concluded whether there is a relationship between the method of resolving conflict situations and interference in establishing contacts in the team. The research hypothesis assumes that the majority of employees are dominated by impulsive reactions; there is no blaming others or oneself. Scope of the results: the results of the study help to draw a conclusion about the existing problems in the relationship of employees in the team and make timely management decisions within the company. Hypothesis is confirmed, and with the help of correlations, results are revealed that will help solve existing problems in the team, eliminate interference in interpersonal communication and form a favorable socio-psychological climate.