Lisa and Robert are on a team preparing a research report on employee retention at a local hospital. The team has spent two months gathering data through surveys, exit interviews, and research on best practices in the industry. Their report is due to the HR director and other executives by the end of the month.

The team prepared a research plan when they began the project; now, Robert believes that the team should prepare a project plan for the written report. Lisa disagrees. She simply wants everyone to complete their sections and then submit them to her for final editing.

Robert's grad approach will produce the best results for the team because: Check all that apply.

With proper planning and collaboration, the team will generate better results.

Efficiency is the most important consideration when completing team projects.

Each individual is most familiar with his or her individual part.

Collaborative writing is a complex task.