A project manager is looking at a project page and wants to understand the different sections. They see a sidebar on the left, a board in the center, and a list of reports. What is the correct interpretation of these sections?

The sidebar shows recent issues, the board shows the project team, and reports show the project roadmap.

The sidebar shows project settings, the board shows the project calendar, and reports show the project budget.

The sidebar shows the backlog, the board shows the project description, and reports show issues.

The sidebar provides project navigation, the board shows work items, and reports show analytics.

In Jira Software, which element is typically used to quickly switch between recently accessed projects without navigating away from the current page?

The top navigation bar's project switcher

A new team member wants to find all projects they have access to, see a list of their dashboards, and access a saved filter they were told about. What is the best starting point?

Use the Jira home page, which shows projects, dashboards, and filters.

Use the project switcher to see all projects and then navigate to dashboards and filters from there.

Use the keyboard shortcut 'd' to go to dashboards and then search for projects and filters.

Use the 'Issues' navigation to find the filter and then use the project list to find projects.

Where can a user find the backlog for a Scrum project in Jira Software?

In the project sidebar under 'Backlog'

In the project's reports section

In the top navigation bar under 'Issues'

A team lead wants to create a dashboard that shows a summary of open issues for each of three projects, but they also want to see a list of issues assigned to them. They have limited time to set this up. What is the most efficient way to achieve this?

Create a dashboard and add a 'Filter Results' gadget for each project and an 'Assigned to Me' gadget.

Use the 'Issues' navigation to view each project's issues and then switch to the 'Assigned to Me' view.

Use the Jira home page to see open issues and assigned issues.

Use the project sidebar's 'Reports' section to view open issues per project.

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11application · medium
A project manager is looking at a project page and wants to understand the different sections. They see a sidebar on the left, a board in the center, and a list of reports. What is the correct interpretation of these sections?
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12foundation · easy
In Jira Software, which element is typically used to quickly switch between recently accessed projects without navigating away from the current page?
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13application · medium
A new team member wants to find all projects they have access to, see a list of their dashboards, and access a saved filter they were told about. What is the best starting point?
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Where can a user find the backlog for a Scrum project in Jira Software?
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15expert · hard
A team lead wants to create a dashboard that shows a summary of open issues for each of three projects, but they also want to see a list of issues assigned to them. They have limited time to set this up. What is the most efficient way to achieve this?
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