Question

1. an analyst team is organizing their project files in a hierarchical fashion. they decide to implement best practices. how do they structure their folders?

specific topics in the main folder, then more broad topics in the subfolders
broad topics at the top, then more specific topics below
broad topics at the right, then more specific topics at the left
broad topics at the left, then more specific topics at the right

Explanation:

Hierarchical folder organization for project files follows a top-down narrowing structure: broad, overarching topics are placed in main (top-level) folders, with subfolders below dedicated to more specific, granular sub-topics related to the main folder's theme. The other options either reverse the logic or use incorrect directional structures that do not align with standard hierarchical file management best practices.

Answer:

Broad topics at the top, then more specific topics below