Charlie and Sara are coworkers. Charlie is working on a large report that is due at the end of the day. It is now lunchtime and he still has a lot to do. He is working in his cubicle when Sara approaches. During their conversation, the phone rings and Charlie answers the call. If you were in Charlie's position, what would be the most and least effective course of action to take from the choices below? Tell the caller that you will have the charts to her by the end of the day or first thing tomorrow morning. Finish the report first and then work to complete the charts until they are finished. Go to your supervisor and provide an update on your plan. Meet with your supervisor, explain the two competing deadlines, and ask for his help prioritizing the two assignments. Explain that if both assignments are to be completed you will need help from other staff. Attempt to calm the caller down and ask for additional information about the charts she needs. Explain why the report took priority over the charts and ask for one more day to complete the work she has requested. Ask your coworker to