MONDAY.COM PRODUCT TRAINING
EXAM QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS
Owner: ANSWER supervising a certain task and making sure it is completed
by coordinating with team members as necessary.
meeting the task's goals and timelines by overseeing the work's progress,
encouraging team communication, and resolving any issues.
Reviewer-ANSWER assessing a task's completion to make sure it was carried
out accurately and produced the intended results.
Timeline: ANSWER shows the order and length of the project's operations
graphically. (ex. March 11–18)
Priority: Respond to assignments according to their importance and urgency to
guarantee that the most pressing problems are resolved first.
Critical: ANSWER a serious bug that impacts a large number of people or a
total halt to work. These need to be addressed right away and resolved quickly.
High - ANSWER These are jobs that have a big impact even though they might
not stop all operations. Though not always right away, they must be dealt with
as soon as feasible.
Although they can wait till the higher-priority tasks are finished, medium-
answer jobs are nonetheless vital. They are frequently planned for future
releases or iterations.
Low-ANSWER These tasks can be put off and have little effect. They are dealt
with after all higher-priority tasks have been finished or when the team has
more resources.
, Status: By knowing the current state of each work, ANSWER facilitates
planning, organizing, and monitoring according to several statuses:
To Do: ANSWER Although they are recognized and prepared for action, the
tasks have not yet been started. They are awaiting assignment or pickup.
Completed: ANSWER The task has been finished, fulfilling all of its objectives
and specifications.
Answer: I'm working on it. Active progress is shown by the fact that someone
is working on this assignment right now.
Stuck - ANSWER Due to difficulties or barriers that must be overcome, the
task cannot proceed.
ANSWER is the default label (gray). Nothing was done.
For the Technical Lead/Architect Owner (AO/TL) Review: ANSWER The
assignment is prepared for the Technical Lead or Architect Owner to review for
quality, standard compliance, and general alignment with the project's design.
Regarding Front End QA Testing: ANSWER The Front End Quality Assurance
team is prepared to test the task, such as a feature or bug repair, to make sure it
satisfies all requirements and functions as intended.(involves testing a website
or software application's visible components to make sure they function
correctly and offer a satisfying user experience.)
Regarding Back End QA Testing: ANSWER This status indicates that the Back
End Quality Assurance team is prepared to review the work, such as a feature or
bug fix. To make sure the code satisfies all requirements and functions as
intended, they will test it.(reliability of a software application's server-side
components)
Go back to Dev—ANSWER After an AO (Architect Owner) examines and
reassigns a task, if Quality Assurance discovers an issue, this status returns the
job to developers for resolution. It typically returns to Quality Assurance for
additional testing following corrections.
EXAM QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS
Owner: ANSWER supervising a certain task and making sure it is completed
by coordinating with team members as necessary.
meeting the task's goals and timelines by overseeing the work's progress,
encouraging team communication, and resolving any issues.
Reviewer-ANSWER assessing a task's completion to make sure it was carried
out accurately and produced the intended results.
Timeline: ANSWER shows the order and length of the project's operations
graphically. (ex. March 11–18)
Priority: Respond to assignments according to their importance and urgency to
guarantee that the most pressing problems are resolved first.
Critical: ANSWER a serious bug that impacts a large number of people or a
total halt to work. These need to be addressed right away and resolved quickly.
High - ANSWER These are jobs that have a big impact even though they might
not stop all operations. Though not always right away, they must be dealt with
as soon as feasible.
Although they can wait till the higher-priority tasks are finished, medium-
answer jobs are nonetheless vital. They are frequently planned for future
releases or iterations.
Low-ANSWER These tasks can be put off and have little effect. They are dealt
with after all higher-priority tasks have been finished or when the team has
more resources.
, Status: By knowing the current state of each work, ANSWER facilitates
planning, organizing, and monitoring according to several statuses:
To Do: ANSWER Although they are recognized and prepared for action, the
tasks have not yet been started. They are awaiting assignment or pickup.
Completed: ANSWER The task has been finished, fulfilling all of its objectives
and specifications.
Answer: I'm working on it. Active progress is shown by the fact that someone
is working on this assignment right now.
Stuck - ANSWER Due to difficulties or barriers that must be overcome, the
task cannot proceed.
ANSWER is the default label (gray). Nothing was done.
For the Technical Lead/Architect Owner (AO/TL) Review: ANSWER The
assignment is prepared for the Technical Lead or Architect Owner to review for
quality, standard compliance, and general alignment with the project's design.
Regarding Front End QA Testing: ANSWER The Front End Quality Assurance
team is prepared to test the task, such as a feature or bug repair, to make sure it
satisfies all requirements and functions as intended.(involves testing a website
or software application's visible components to make sure they function
correctly and offer a satisfying user experience.)
Regarding Back End QA Testing: ANSWER This status indicates that the Back
End Quality Assurance team is prepared to review the work, such as a feature or
bug fix. To make sure the code satisfies all requirements and functions as
intended, they will test it.(reliability of a software application's server-side
components)
Go back to Dev—ANSWER After an AO (Architect Owner) examines and
reassigns a task, if Quality Assurance discovers an issue, this status returns the
job to developers for resolution. It typically returns to Quality Assurance for
additional testing following corrections.
