What’s the best strategy for managing your inbox?A.Check your email once a month.B.Set up filters to organize your inbox.C.Set up auto-forwarding to send all emails to your manager.D.Delete all unread emails at the end of each day.

Your client, Abebe, needs you to organize his emails effectively. Abebe prefers using Folders for old "actioned" emails and Labels to organize emails in the inbox that still need his attention.Abebe has completed the actions required for emails about a Water project with Tsegaye, and Abede wants those emails moved out of the inbox. At the same time, the Sand project and the Air project are still ongoing. Abebe wants all ongoing project emails from Tsegaye to be easily accessible and visible in his inbox.Which approach should you take to organize Abebe's emails according to his preferences?Create a new Folder called “Ongoing Projects” and move all emails from Tsegaye into this folder.Delete the completed project emails since they are no longer needed, and apply a Label named “Ongoing Projects” to the emails still in progress that need to stay in the inbox.Move the completed project email thread with Tsegaye to a Folder named “Completed Projects”. Then, apply a Label named “Ongoing Projects” to the emails still in progress, ensuring they remain visible in the inbox.Archive the completed project emails and Label them “Completed Projects”. Then create a new Folder for ongoing project emails.I don't know

Which of these are good ways to organize new emails in your inbox?Multiple select question.Place emails related to all of your classes in the education folder.Use a to-do folder for emails requiring an action to be taken.Move emails that have been addressed but that should be kept to provide a record to the archive folder.Create a folder for each class.

When managing your email inbox, never defer answering an email before you have completed the deletion process for the rest of your inbox. Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

How should you handle email and communication according to an effective work schedule?Check emails continuouslySet specific times for checking and respondingRespond to emails once a weekIgnore emails completelyI don't know

Which of the following is/are correct way(s) to deal with spam? (i) Reply the spammer's email directly to complain. (ii) Forward the spam to every address on the email address book. (iii) Give up using email from now on, and communicate with traditional methods. (iv) Set up filter rules in email applications to filter out unwanted spam emails.