On a Windows 11 computer, you have set up a user account for a contract employee who will work for the company for one month. Which user group should the account for this user be assigned to?

For a contract employee who will work for the company for one month on a Windows 11 computer, it is generally recommended to assign the account to the "Standard Users" group. The "Standard Users" group provides sufficient privileges for daily work activities while limiting access to critical system settings and administrative functions. This helps maintain security and prevents accidental changes that could impact the system or other user accounts.
Administrators have full control over the computer and can make any changes they want. This is not appropriate for a contract employee who will only be working for the company for a month.
Guest users have very limited access to the computer and can only do basic tasks, such as browsing the internet and opening documents. This is not enough access for a contract employee who will need to be able to do their job effectively.
Power Users have more access than Standard Users, but they still do not have full control over the computer. This is a good option for a contract employee who needs to be able to do more than a Guest user, but not as much as an Administrator.