SAP Exam C_THR82_2405 Topic 8 Question 12 Discussion

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Topic #: 8

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What happens when goal numbering is allowed in the goal plan?

AUsers can display the total goal count in the goal plan.

BUsers can move a goal out of one plan and into another.

CUsers can move a goal up and down in the goal plan.

DUsers can indent and outdent goals to one or more levels.

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by Ludivina at Sep 12, 2024, 11:34 PM

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Vesta

10 days ago

As a serial procrastinator, I'm gonna have to go with C. Moving goals up and down will help me prioritize better.

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Shoshana

18 days ago

Haha, D for sure! Indenting goals is the only way I can keep my todo list from looking like a tangled mess.

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Peggie

20 days ago

I also think users can move a goal up and down in the goal plan, not just display the total count.

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Dorsey

21 days ago

I'm going with C. Rearranging the order of goals is a must-have feature for any goal management tool.

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Carissa

7 days ago

I think it would make it easier to track progress and stay organized.

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Rose

9 days ago

I agree, being able to number goals can help prioritize them.

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Dona

23 days ago

B definitely seems like the right choice. Moving goals between plans would give users more flexibility.

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1 months ago

I think when goal numbering is allowed, users can display the total goal count in the goal plan.

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