You're in a meeting where a senior colleague is discussing how to approach a new type of project. it's not only new to you but also new to UBS. Your colleague goes through the objectives of the project and the associated timelines. it strikes you to that one objective could be improved. you have a suggestion on how to make this happen, and think it's a good idea, but there are still a few items from the meeting agenda to cover. Based on scenario, select which statement is most effective and least effective. 1. Before the meeting ends, suggest your idea to the group and explain its benefits. 2. keep your idea to yourself for now so that all points of the agenda can be covered. find a time to further discuss the objectives with your colleague after the meeting