At Logitech Corp., you've had a long-standing custom of allowing many employees to work from home. Recently, however, this benefit has become a problem. The VP of operations insists that performance and innovation are flagging because there isn't enough face-to-face communication among employees. But when you've discussed a policy change with the head of HR, he says you'll lose many of your best employees, most of whom strongly value telecommuting. As the CEO, what is your best option for resolving this issue? Group of answer choices Decide to require employees to return to working in the office and risk losing good employees Decide to allow employees to continue working from home and invest in technology that will improve internal communications Invite the VP of operations, the HR director, and several other managers to work with you on finding a workable solution Engage in a problemistic search to find a quick solution to this