You are hired for six months to support two teams. You therefore report to two different supervisors. They are supposed to consult each other when assigning work to you. Instead, each approaches you independently and often assigns urgent work. One day, you receive two last-minute tasks with tight deadlines that conflict. You want to succeed and support both teams as you are hoping to receive an offer of permanent employment with one of the teams. Response: Finish a task for one team and then inform the other supervisor that, because you were so busy with the other team's task, you were unable to fulfill her request. How effective is this response? Very ineffective Ineffective Somewhat ineffective Somewhat effective Effective Very effective