Online Access Free Slack-Certified-Admin Practice Test

Marianne, an Org Admin, hears feedback that it's difficult for her members to find channels. She regularly receives requests in the #help-slack channel from members who accidentally created duplicate channels because they weren't aware there was already a channel on a certain topic.
Which action should Marianne's team take first to address the problem?

• A.Encourage members to add a channel purpose and topic.
• B.Standardize and communicate channel naming conventions.
• C.Change her workspace settings to allow all members to archive channels.
• D.Restrict new channel creation to admins only.

Teara is a Workspace Owner. She has discovered that projects and key decisions are being discussed via direct messages, because public channel message retention settings are set to delete messages after 20 days. The decision regarding this setting was made 2 years ago, and now the setting is no longer required.
Team members are experiencing difficulty creating channels. Teara is wondering if there are other settings she should review that might be contributing to the direct message conversations.
Which settings and permissions should Teara change to promote increased communication outside of direct messages?

• A.Changing the workspace's message retention and deletion policy for all channels and direct messages to "Keep Everything" and allowing everyone to create channels
• B.Changing the workspace's public channel message retention and deletion policy to "Keep Everything", changing the direct message retention and deletion policy to delete messages after 1 day, and restricting the creation of channels to Owners only
• C.Sending an announcement in the #general channel notifying everyone to move conversations to channels and to DM Teara if you need a channel created
• D.Changing the workspace's public channel message retention and deletion policy to "Keep Everything", changing the direct message retention and deletion policy to delete messages after 1 day, and allowing everyone to create channels

An IT administrator at Watch Corp is responsible for launching Slack to the company. The security team has outlined the importance of keeping all applications on all devices updated to the latest version.
How should the IT administrator roll out Slack?

• A.Install the Slack Desktop App to all of their employees' machines, allowing automatic updates.
• B.Send an announcement to the company, communicating the steps for how to download and update the Slack app, and outlining why it is important for the security team.
• C.Install the Slack Desktop App to all of their employees' machines, disabling automatic updates.
• D.Propose that users only use Slack in a browser, so employees only have to worry about updating their browser.

Chandler, who works for Truck Inc, is in charge of developing a new certification program for Truck Inc's drivers. Chandler will be working with a small team of 4 employees, and details of the program must be kept private from the drivers. They are currently using a group direct message to plan the certification program, but some people on the team will be going on vacation soon, and new members will be replacing them.
What should Chandler do next?

• A.Continue using the group DM, and invite the new members to it.
• B.Start a new group DM with only the new members of the team.
• C.Convert the group DM to a private channel, and then invite the new members.
• D.Create a public channel for co-ordination, but continue using group DMs, and DMs for content that needs to stay private.

Which of the following would most make your company a good candidate to use Slack's Enterprise Key Management (EKM)?

• A.Your company frequently shares personally identifiable information (PII).
• B.You use Azure for all of your key management.
• C.Your company is in the public sector.
• D.Your company's employees primarily use unsecured mobile devices to access Slack.