Which status indicates a non-work-related absence?

Which status indicates a non-work-related absence?

• A. Busy, Outbound
• B. Away
• C. Meal
• D. On queue

Answer: (B)

Presence status communicates your current availability. When the status shows you’re Away, it signals you’re not at your workstation and not engaged in work tasks at the moment. That fits a non-work-related absence because you’re absent from work activities for personal reasons, rather than being busy with a task, on a meal break, or waiting in a queue. The other options point to different situations: Busy or Outbound suggests you’re occupied with work tasks or temporarily stepping out for work-related reasons; Meal marks a scheduled meal break; On queue means you’re waiting for a task or response but still connected to work. So Away best conveys a non-work-related absence.

Presence status communicates your current availability. When the status shows you’re Away, it signals you’re not at your workstation and not engaged in work tasks at the moment. That fits a non-work-related absence because you’re absent from work activities for personal reasons, rather than being busy with a task, on a meal break, or waiting in a queue.

The other options point to different situations: Busy or Outbound suggests you’re occupied with work tasks or temporarily stepping out for work-related reasons; Meal marks a scheduled meal break; On queue means you’re waiting for a task or response but still connected to work. So Away best conveys a non-work-related absence.