Use Email The Right Way: What Would You Do
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What do you do when you receive an email that contains a link?
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Always click on it to see where it goes
- B.
Always delete it
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Click on it only if you know the sender and if it’s not suspicious-looking content
Correct Answer
C. Click on it only if you know the sender and if it’s not suspicious-looking contentExplanation
When receiving an email that contains a link, it is important to exercise caution. Clicking on a link without verifying its source or assessing its content can potentially lead to harmful consequences such as phishing scams, malware, or identity theft. Therefore, it is advisable to click on a link only if you know and trust the sender, and if the email and its contents appear legitimate and not suspicious. This approach helps to minimize the risk of falling victim to online threats and ensures the safety of personal information and devices.Rate this question:
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If you receive an email from an Associate with inappropriate language or content, what are you required to do?
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Delete it
- B.
Contact my supervisor or a Human Resources representative
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Reply to the sender and/or forward it to other people
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None of the above
Correct Answer
B. Contact my supervisor or a Human Resources representativeExplanation
If you receive an email from an Associate with inappropriate language or content, it is important to contact your supervisor or a Human Resources representative. This is because they are the appropriate individuals who can handle such situations and take appropriate action. Deleting the email or replying to the sender and/or forwarding it to other people may not address the issue effectively, and therefore, these options are not the correct course of action in this situation.Rate this question:
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You need to obtain or relay information which includes account numbers and/or social security numbers. How do you do it?
- A.
Send it through email, including the full account number/social security number
- B.
Send it through email with all, but only with the last 4 digits of the number showing
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Don’t use email. Instead, call the person that has or needs the information
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Either B or C
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When should confidential or proprietary information be sent via email?
- A.
Never
- B.
Only with your supervisor’s approval and with support from IT if it’s personal information that needs to be encrypted
- C.
Anytime
Correct Answer
B. Only with your supervisor’s approval and with support from IT if it’s personal information that needs to be encryptedExplanation
Confidential or proprietary information should never be sent via email without proper approval and support. This is because email is not a secure method of communication and there is a risk of the information being intercepted or accessed by unauthorized individuals. It is important to seek approval from a supervisor and involve IT support to ensure that the information is encrypted and protected before sending it via email.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is Personal Information?
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Social Security Number (appearing alone or in combination with name)
- B.
Driver’s License Number or ID Card Number
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Financial Account number or credit or debit card number
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Medical/Health information, date of birth, or mother’s maiden name
- E.
All of the Above
Correct Answer
E. All of the AboveExplanation
All of the options listed in the question are considered personal information. Social Security Number, Driver's License Number or ID Card Number, Financial Account number or credit or debit card number, and Medical/Health information, date of birth, or mother's maiden name are all examples of personal information that can be used to identify an individual or potentially be used for fraudulent purposes.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is Confidential Business Information?
- A.
Trade Secrets
- B.
Financial Assessments
- C.
Strategic Plans
- D.
Store Opening/Closure Plans
- E.
All of the Above
Correct Answer
E. All of the AboveExplanation
Confidential Business Information refers to sensitive data that is not publicly disclosed and is crucial for the success and competitive advantage of a business. Trade secrets, financial assessments, strategic plans, and store opening/closure plans all fall under this category as they contain valuable information that, if disclosed to competitors or the public, could harm the business's interests. Therefore, all of the options listed are considered Confidential Business Information.Rate this question:
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Email received from unknown senders or email domains should be:
- A.
Opened immediately
- B.
Deleted without opening
- C.
Forwarded to everyone that seems appropriate
Correct Answer
B. Deleted without openingExplanation
Emails received from unknown senders or email domains should be deleted without opening because they can potentially contain harmful content such as viruses, malware, or phishing attempts. Opening these emails can put your computer and personal information at risk. It is important to exercise caution and only open emails from trusted sources to ensure the safety and security of your device and data.Rate this question:
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When should you use the “reply to all” function?
- A.
Always
- B.
Only on jokes or chain mail
- C.
Only when all recipients need to receive the reply
Correct Answer
C. Only when all recipients need to receive the replyExplanation
The "reply to all" function should only be used when all recipients need to receive the reply. This means that if the response is relevant and important for everyone included in the original email, selecting "reply to all" ensures that everyone stays informed and on the same page. However, it is not necessary to use this function for jokes or chain mail, as these types of messages are usually not relevant to all recipients.Rate this question:
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SenderWhat type of information is appropriate to send through email?
- A.
Jokes and funny stories
- B.
Rants about other associates
- C.
Business oriented notes that are worded professionally, as you would if you were talking to the person
Correct Answer
C. Business oriented notes that are worded professionally, as you would if you were talking to the personExplanation
The appropriate type of information to send through email is business oriented notes that are worded professionally, as you would if you were talking to the person. This means that the content of the email should be related to work or business matters and should be written in a formal and respectful manner. Jokes and funny stories may not be appropriate for a professional email as they can be seen as unprofessional and may not be relevant to the purpose of the email. Rants about other associates are also not suitable for email communication as they can create a negative and toxic work environment.Rate this question:
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