This OIT Overview Quiz assesses understanding of workplace policies at UT, focusing on time management, privacy concerns, and procedural compliance. It ensures employees are aware of the consequences of exceeding work hours, handling sensitive information, and maintaining professionalism.
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Immediate termination
Warnings and a work plan to improve
It depends on if you are in your probationary semester or not
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Make every effort to avoid reading details and make sure they take all copies with them.
Read details so I can tell my friends the funny parts later.
Avoid reading details, but if I happen to see any, I can tell others some of the details aslong as I don’t use names.
Don’t worry if the person leaves copies of the document in the recycle bin, they obviously don’t care who sees it.
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Give them the Volprint credit, but keep the document to hand in so we can see what the problem is.
Give them the Volprint credit, but do not keep the paper.
Don’t give them a credit, this is a known problem and is not something we can give credit for.
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Acknowledge the customer first with a "Hi, can I help you?"
Patiently wait until the customer addresses you.
Ignore them until they ask a question you know the answer to.
Immediately refer them to the Help Desk.
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Neutral language
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The Help Desk is closed, they want to set up their wireless laptop and you are not sure how to do it (Referring them for next day business hours).
Someone doesn’t know how to use a particular program in the computer lab.
They need to re‐set their password.
They can’t connect to T‐storage.
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Hold up your hand and answer the phone.
Acknowledge the user and ask them to wait while you answer the phone.
Help student and get back to the phone afterward.
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Ask the user to wait two seconds while you finish your thought.
Get up immediately and help the user.
Ask your co‐worker who is just goofing off for them to go help.
Send them to the Help Desk.
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The SA should ask the one who is not studying to go help the user.
The SA who was approached by the user should go help them.
The SA who is studying should call the office and complain that the other SA did not volunteer to go instead.
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Ask them to move to another computer, politely.
Move to another computer and not disturb them.
Check out a laptop and sit at the desk so you are in the correct spot.
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Ask the person they are working with to do all walk‐throughs.
Ask the person they are working with to handle any user who asks a question.
Ask the person they are working with to handle putting paper in all the printers.
None of the above.
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Five minutes once per hour, and can not be combined. Not mandatory
Five minutes for each hour, so you can take a 20 minute break for a four‐hour shift.
Breaks are 30 minutes and unpaid when scheduled more than five hours in a row.
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Take a break if you need one.
Let the scheduler know if you would like to take a break or not, and at what time.
You are not allowed to take a break if you took a sub that put you at over 5 hours.
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Contact the user immediately and tell them to come get the item.
Contact the office immediately so they can bring the item to the police.
Leave the item in the SA drawer for the user to pick up.
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You should contact the user when you find an identifiable item in the lab.
That puts responsibility for keeping the item safe with OIT and you. If someone takes or damages the item before the user comes to get it, we are responsible.
Contacting users is not part of the SA job.
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Leave the job to for another SA to notice.
Tell a circulation person they need to fill up the tray.
Go to the Commons to get paper and then fill up the tray yourself.
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Don’t worry about it; you did a walk‐through an hour ago.
Go check reference and make sure that there are no issues.
Get up and go over to the opposite Commons and tell one of them it’s their turn to do a walk‐through.
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Commons, every few minutes, the other labs on an as needed basis.
At least every 30 minutes for all printers and computers, regardless of location.
Only at the end of my shift
Every 30 minutes, unless someone else said they have already done the walk-through.
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Email the scheduler.
Call the office at 4‐8334.
Call the lab.
Call the office and email the scheduler (Rachael).
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Not show up to work and wait for someone to contact me to explain.
Go in person to the scheduler and give all details of the emergency, even if they are extremely personal.
Contact the scheduler and just say I have a family emergency. Ask what I should do.
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Computer hss03 not working
Computer hss03 not working, restarts, has error
Computer hss03, restarts after opening Word
Error message something like 128? on Computer hss03, restarts
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An Early Spring availability sheet.
A Full Session Spring availability sheet.
Both Early and Full Session sheets.
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Take as many shifts as I can sign‐up for right away, including shifts that overlap.
Sign up for every shift available (the scheduler will then give me a schedule).
Sign‐up for no more shifts than I could work in a week (make sure I give myself breaks).
Sign up for one shift per day.
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Put the shift on the subs page.
Put the shift on the subs page and email the scheduler.
Call the office.
Put the shift up, email the SA‐dist listserv, email the scheduler.
Ask a friend to take it, but not put it on subs.
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No more than 40 hours.
No more than 20 hours.
I am not allowed to work during breaks.
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Call the office at 974‐8334.
Email the scheduler.
Call the lab and let them know.
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5 guaranteed shifts per semester, Spring, Summer, Fall, for a total of 15.
5 guaranteed shifts per year.
15 guaranteed shifts per semester, for a total of 45.
No guaranteed shifts. If my sub is not filled, I’m responsible for it in all cases.
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Take every shift I could possibly work, even if it double books me.
Take no more than the number of hours I could work in the first go‐round.
Only take one shift per week.
Wait several days and see what shifts are left.
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Monday morning, by 8a.m. As long as it is before the scheduler approves timesheets each Monday.
No later than Sunday at midnight (but to be safe, they can and should be turned in before EOB Fridays).
Wait until the end of the semester and turn them in all at once for a nice, big check.
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Nothing, the scheduler knows what your schedule is.
Notes about the shift, (example, it was a sub).
Information on when you worked, such as: CN, 1205 ‐ 1613
Only if you took a sub, you put information such as: CN, 1200‐1600 – SUB
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Unanet Timesheets
Availability sheets
Public oit.utk.edu/labs page
Subs
Volprint Credit Requests
All of the above
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