Regular Groups are groups created through the manual addition of employees. Because members must be added and removed manually by an administrator, Regular Groups typically require more maintenance than any other group type. |
| Manually adding members to a Regular Group |
| How are Regular Groups Used? Regular Groups are best for situations where the desired group members do not share any common system attributes. For example, a special project team could be made up of individuals from various departments, jobs, and experience levels, providing no common denominator to filter against. Another common use of a Regular Group is for situations where the group size is small and unchanging, requiring minimal group setup and maintenance. |
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