Your manager has identified a high$-$profile project that she feels you could lead on$.$Although this project has a lot of visibility with senior members of the business, you already have a high workload with a number of upcoming deadlines.What do you say?Please RANK ORDER the options below, with $1$being what you are most likely to say and $5$ being what you are least likely to say:$1.$ Tell your manager that youare unable to take on the project. You don't want to overload yourself with too many deadlines, especially for a project which has high visibility with senior colleagues$\mathrm{.}2.$ Suggest your manager identify someone else to lead on the new project and youwil help them if you havetime. You'd rather not take on additional responsibility when you already have a high workload$\mathrm{.}3.$ Speak to the rest of the team to find out if they think you should take on this work. You're confident that their views will help you decide if you should take on this additional responsibility$\mathrm{.}4.$ Review your work to see how you can accommodate the new project. You are excited by the idea of taking ownership for this project but are keen to ensure vou can meet your existing deadlines too$\mathrm{.}5.$ Explain your workload to your manager and ask them to help you re$-$prioritise so you can take on the project. You'd rather not miss out on an opportunity to take accountability for a new piece of work.