
Professionalism and Prohibited Content
Quiz by John Bartucz (Mr. B)
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- Q1Which of the following is a document that defines what action can be taken on data and resources at a company?MSDSChain of CustodyUser ManualAcceptable Use Policy30s
- Q2You believe you have witnessed prohibited behavior, and you have clearly defined it and documented it by referring to company policies. What should you do next?Wait until it happens again.Call the person involved and see if they have a good explanation.Evaluate the policy and decide whether to enforce it.Report the incident through proper channels30s
- Q3When you are explaining something technical to a customer which of the following is the *best* technique to confirm that the customer is following your explanation?After the explanation, give them a quizAs you explain, pause and wait for confirmation by asking questions like "Does that make sense?"Print out articles for them to read while you speak.Talk quickly so they don't get bored.30s
- Q4When someone is explaining something to you, how can you make sure you heard and understood what they said?Imagine how you sound to the other person.Nod your head frequentlyFocusRepeat it back to them in your own words to check for understanding30s
- Q5Which of the following are techniques you could use to show respect for a customer? 1. Be as clear as possible and corret any misunderstandings 2. Do not minimize the importance of what the person is telling you 3. Show the customer your company security policy 4. Treat the customer the way you would want to be treated1, 2, 3, and 42 and 41, 2, and 41, 2, and 330s
- Q6When a customer is explaining their issue, what is the *first* and most important thing you must do?Allow the customer to explain their issue without interrupting themShow respectNod your headSympathize30s
- Q7Which of the following shows positive and professional behavior? 1. Avoiding confrontation 2. Minimizing the concern 3. Avoiding judgmental behavior 4. Laughing at the problem 5. Showing respect 6. Avoiding sarcasm 7. Taking the customer's behavior personally2, 4, and 71, 5, and 61, 3, 5, and 61, 3, and 530s
- Q8When a customer is being rude or disrespectful, you should treat it asA learning opportunity and a chance to improve your skillsA reason to hang upA chance to yell and swearA personal attack30s
- Q9If a customer becomes verbally or physically intimidating or abusive, you shouldJust "deal with it"Leave the situation and immediately report to a managerBecome abusive in responseSay "I know you are but what am I?"30s
- Q10Once you have created a backup, what must you do to ensure your data is safePractice restoring from the backupGo for lunchDelete the backupDelete the data30s
- Q11Always write down troubleshooting steps you took in a notebook becauseYou can go back and undo, or you can save the steps you took as the correct answerNotebooks are funYou can draw funny picturesNotebooks are legal30s
- Q12What is the first step in the 7 steps of troubleshooting?Get a hammerResearch solutionsEstablish a theoryIdentify the problem30s
- Q13Once you have identified the problem and researched knowledgeable sources, what should you do?Turn it off and onDocument your findingsTest your theoryEstablish a theory (probably cause of the problem)30s
- Q14Once you have a theory of the problem (probably cause), you shouldStart overDocument your findingsVerifyTest your theory30s
- Q15Once you have verified that all systems are functional and you have implemented preventative measures, what is the last step?Turn it off and on againGo for lunchResearchDocument findings, actions and outcomes30s