Your job involves managing multiple projects. Of those, there are two projects (A and B) that sometimes vie for limited resources. You decide the support level each receives and generally grant more to project A because you believe it is more crucial to the company's success. Recently, a leader from project B says that her project needs more support and is frustrated by projects A's preferential treatment. How should you respond?

Option 1: Listen to her rationale for why project B currently needs focus and use this info to update your decision making.

Option 2: Do nothing. The project B leader is not in charge and has a limited perspective since she is primarily focused on project B.

Option 3: Because of her leadership role on project B, she likely knows her project's needs better than you. Since project B needs more support, reappropriate some of project A's resources to project B.