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A main barrier to collaboration may be the difficulty in achieving agreement when diverse viewpoints exist.{{citation needed|date=January 2013}} This can make effective decision-making more difficult. Even if collaboration members do manage to agree they are very likely to be agreeing from a different perspective. This is often called a cultural boundary. For example:

* A culture where rank or job title is important makes it hard for a lower rank person, who may be more qualified than their superior for the job it had, to collaborate. The lower rank person is told what to do. This is not collaboration

* "[[stranger danger]]"; which can be expressed as a reluctance to share with others unknown to you

* "needle in a haystack"; people believe that others may have already solved your problem but how do you find them