Ravi, an architect, is working on a mobile application development project, along with Pooja, the project lead. Pooja is known to be a stickler for perfection, and Ravi likes to try out new ideas. Of late, Ravi's been noticing that Pooja keeps questioning his ideas and asks him to make revisions to the app. Ravi feels that making enhancements and going the extra mile will delight clients; however, Pooja feels that sticking to the requirements is essential to meet timelines. Pooja is reviewing one of the features on the app, and is wondering how she should approach sharing her feedback with Ravi. Which of her thoughts would be appropriate in this case? I don't want to compromise on quality and upset the client. I'm going to push Ravi to stick to the client-specified guidelines. It may look like I'm nitpicking details, but it's okay. I'm doing this so we can push the product out and meet the deadline. ) I'll share my concerns with Ravi and explain why I'm asking for revisions. I'll request Neha to make these revisions. She has some free time, and she's worked on a similar app. She should be able to easily make these revisions