Question

You and your project team have been asked to generate a solution to a problem. The problem is not complicated, and you are sure you have determined a solution. Your supervisor has asked you to review the problem with your team and generate a solution at your next meeting. The most appropriate response is to:a. review the problem with the team and wait to see if the team members come to the same solution you have.b. wait until after your project team's meeting to give the solution to your supervisor.c. present the problem and your solution to the team and have the team attempt to generate a better solution.d. let the team know you have a possible solution but that you are first interested to hear what they think.

Answer 1

Answer:

The best option of the four is d. let the team know you have a possible solution but that you are first interested to hear what they think.

Explanation:

Being in a team involves working together and hearing what everybody has to say. Option A is not right because you expect the team to arrive at your solution instead of being open to other opinions. Option B is not right because you haven't given the team a chance to give their opinions and Option C is not right because your solution may actually be the best one and there may be no need to "generate a better one."