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Screening Day 2 Quiz

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Q 1/10
Score 0
What do you call the tool that allows you to change from one application to another.
60
Application Switcher
Application Tile
Switch App
Application Enabler
Q 2/10
Score 0
True or False:
When adjusting a priority of a case, make sure to provide the reason and a work around to explain to the client why the priority needs to be lowered.
30
False
True

10 questions

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What do you call the tool that allows you to change from one application to another.

1

60 sec

Q.

True or False:

When adjusting a priority of a case, make sure to provide the reason and a work around to explain to the client why the priority needs to be lowered.

2

30 sec

Q.

This priority level involves problems that cause crashes or a problem that severely hinders the use of the product so that the site is not operational and there is no workaround.

3

60 sec

Q.

This is a tool that allows you to replicate the client's issues in the unified platform.

4

60 sec

Q.

This is the knowledgebase tool in the unified platform that can help our clients with any product related questions.

5

60 sec

Q.

Tool that will help us do a screenshare with our clients on-set of the call.

6

60 sec

Q.

Tool that allows us to view an Applicant's application and results.

7

60 sec

Q.

Tool that allows us to do outbound calls and receive inbound calls.

8

60 sec

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Tool that we use to record and store data such as client information and property details to record transactions.

9

30 sec

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Tool that records calls and screen recordings that we utilize to monitor quality assurance.

10

60 sec

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