Slack Admin Certification Practice Test

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Who can create channels within a workspace by default?

Only org owners
Only members with admin privileges
Org owners, admins, and members with permission
Any member of the workspace

The correct answer is: Org owners, admins, and members with permission

The ability to create channels in a Slack workspace is generally granted to a broad set of users, which typically includes organization owners, admins, and members with the appropriate permissions. This flexibility allows for collaboration across different teams and projects, as channels serve as the primary method for organizing discussions within a workspace. While organization owners and admins often have unrestricted abilities to manage channels and other workspace settings, regular members can also be allowed to create channels if the workspace's settings permit it. This inclusive approach helps promote engagement and communication among all members, empowering them to foster discussions relevant to their work without needing to go through administrators for every new channel. Some organizations may choose to restrict this capability to only members with admin privileges or even to org owners, but by default, the more common setting supports the inclusion of all three groups: org owners, admins, and members with explicit channel creation permissions.