A project manager has assigned a task to a team. One of the members of the team wants to volunteer to complete the task. Where would the volunteer…

When a task is assigned to a team in Adobe Workfront, it becomes an unassigned work item available to all team members. These items appear in the "Team Requests" area, typically accessible from the Home page. A team member who wishes to volunteer for and take ownership of the task navigates to this section and clicks the "Work on it" button. This action assigns the task directly to that user and moves it from the team's queue to their personal work list.

A. Team Settings > Select Assign to: "Team Settings" is used for configuring team properties and membership, not for managing incoming work requests.

B. Team Settings > Work on it: The "Team Settings" area is incorrect for this action. This area is for administrative configuration of the team.

D. Team Requests > Select Assign to: The "Select Assign to" option is typically used by a manager to manually assign the request to a specific team member, not for a member to self-assign or volunteer.

1. Adobe Workfront Documentation

"Manage team requests": This document states

"When a user assigns a work item to a team

it displays in the Team Requests list for all members of the team. Any member of the team can then assign the work item to themselves." It further clarifies the action: "Click Work On It next to the task name. The task is automatically assigned to you."

Source: Adobe Experience League

Workfront Documentation. Navigate to the "Manage team requests" article.

2. Adobe Workfront Documentation

"Accept and complete work": This guide explains the function of the "Work On It" button. "When you are ready to start working on a work item

you can click the Work On It button. This indicates to other users that you have started working on the item... Clicking Work On It also assigns the item to you if it was previously unassigned."

Source: Adobe Experience League

Workfront Documentation. See the section "Accept work by clicking 'Work On It'".

3. Adobe Workfront Documentation

"Assign work to a team": This article details the process from the assigner's perspective and the outcome for the team. "After a work item is assigned to a team

any member of the team can accept the work item and start working on it... They can find it in the Team Requests section in the Home area."

Source: Adobe Experience League

Workfront Documentation. Review the article "Assign work to a team".