Delmar is about to graduate from a prestigious university, and he has received two excellent job offers.

But he is not happy. What should be a happy situation is tainted by his anxiety - which offer to accept??

The one offer from a promising start-up tech company could be a fabulous opportunity to get in on the ground floor. He fantasizes about retiring at age 35 on his own Caribbean Island. But this company could fizzle, like so many other high-tech start-ups have, leaving him shortly on the street looking for a new job.

His other offer is from a Fortune 50 company that has been in business for over a century, so he is sure it won't disappear into thin air as the dotcom might do. But career advancements will be slow. He fears being left behind in the technological revolution. Delmar knows this decision will chart the course of his career for years, if not decades. "What should I do? ... What if I make the wrong decision? ... How can I resolve this conflict?" he cries in anguish.

Is it a true interpersonal conflict?

If you think yes, explain why.

What are the characteristics which define it as such? - should have at least 7

If you think NO, explain why not.

What characteristics are missing?

What is it if not a "conflict"?