Your project team has five developers. Developers 1 has a personal issue with the work schedule of Developer 2, and refuses to work overtime unless Developer 2 also works overtime. All team members, except Developer 2 work five days a week, averaging between 45 to 52 hours per week. Developer 2 works four days a week, and averages 48 hours per week.

Your project is 70 percent complete, and is three percent behind schedule. Everyone met their task duration goals up to this point, but the project has been slightly delayed by an external vendor. If everyone works together you think you can make up the slippage. You worry that Developer 1's issue will cause the project to be delayed further. The rest of the group is working well together and Developer 2 is not aware of the issue.
What should you do to resolve the issue?
E. Have the two team members get together and work out their issues.
F. Talk with Developer 1 to find out the real issues and help him work on these issues.
G. See if Developer 2 can change this work schedule until the project is back on track.
H. Conduct a team building process with all the team members and recognize each of them for their accomplishments.