A new employee joins the IT department and needs to perform work assigned to Network and Hardware groups. How would you set up their access? (Choose three.)

Adding the user account to the Hardware group grants them the necessary roles and access permissions associated with the Hardware group, allowing them to perform tasks assigned to that group.

Adding a user to the IT Knowledgebase might be useful for information access, but it doesn't grant permissions to perform work *assigned to* specific IT groups.

The very first step for any new employee requiring access is to create a user account for them in the system, as this is the fundamental identity required for all subsequent permissions and group assignments.

While the `itil` role is common for IT users, the question specifies needing to perform work assigned to *Network and Hardware groups*; membership in those specific groups (which typically inherit `itil`) is the direct way to get group-specific work.

Adding the user account to the Network group grants them the necessary roles and access permissions associated with the Network group, enabling them to perform tasks assigned to the Network team.

Adding a user account directly to an ACL is not a standard or efficient way to manage user permissions for group-based work; roles and group memberships are used for this.