How should they structure their channel management settings?

A growing tech startup using Slack wants to ensure that its channel settings support both open communication and focused discussions.

How should they structure their channel management settings?
A . Restrict channel creation to administrators only to maintain focus
B . Allow all employees to create channels without any restrictions
C . Enable a policy where employees can propose new channels, subject to admin approval
D . Use only direct messaging for focused discussions and a few public channels for general communication

Answer: C

Explanation:

Enable a policy where employees can propose new channels, subject to admin approval Enabling a policy that allows employees to propose new channels with admin approval combines the benefits of open communication with the need for focused and relevant discussions, fostering a collaborative yet structured environment.

Option A is incorrect as it may limit the organic growth of communication channels necessary in a dynamic startup environment.

Option B is incorrect because allowing unrestricted channel creation can lead to clutter and distraction, impacting focus.

Option D is incorrect as it overly restricts the use of channels and may not effectively support the diverse communication needs of a growing startup.