Matthew, a product specialist, receives a sign-off note from the client approving the latest product release. He's drafting an email to his team members to thank them for their hard work. While adding their email addresses, he remembers the two developers who had worked for three days in the 10-day sprint cycle. He's wondering if he should copy them on the email or not. What would you recommend? Ping the developers on the company's instant messaging platform (e.g. Slack / Sametime-/ Teams), and up: OPA Fina SAN thank them. Leave them out of the email message as they were just helping out. Moreover, Matthew's team did most of the work. ete 1k E Send a separate email and thank them for their contribution. line nvel S Fe Mark them on the email message even if they were just helping out